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Agents

The agents page shows every registered Noctuary Agent and the event stream it has sent.

Agent status

Status Meaning
Online Last heartbeat within 2 minutes
Stale Last heartbeat 2–10 minutes ago — check agent health
Offline No heartbeat for over 10 minutes — agent may have stopped

The agent sends a heartbeat automatically on every event ingest, so a healthy agent processing events will always show as online.

Event log

Click any agent to see its full event log — every ContextEvent the agent has sent, paginated with 10/20/50/100 events per page.

You can filter the event log by:

  • Service — only show events from a specific service
  • Vendor — only show events from a specific vendor (argocd, kubernetes, postgres)
  • Event type — only show a specific event type (deploy, restart, saturation, etc.)

Event log columns

Column Description
Time When the event was received
Service Service name
Vendor Which plugin detected the event
Type Event type (deploy, restart, saturation, flag_change, etc.)
Entity The specific resource affected (pod name, table name, app name)
Change Old value and new value
Actor Who or what caused the change (CI pipeline, user, etc.)
Confidence Plugin confidence score (0.0–1.0)

Multiple agents

You can run multiple agents — one per host, one per Kubernetes cluster, or one per environment. Each registers independently with its ingest API key and appears as a separate entry on this page.