Drupal Features
Event subscribers capture cron, queue, auth, errors, config changes, and more. Drupal 10 and 11.
What the module captures
HTTP
- Every request that reaches PHP
- Status code, method, path
- Admin vs public pages
- Cache bypass tracking
Auth
- Successful logins with roles
- Failed login attempts
- Logout events
- Brute-force spike detection
Users
- User created / deleted
- Role changes (before/after)
- Blocked accounts
- Privilege escalation signals
Modules
- Install / uninstall events
- Config sync vs manual
- Unexpected install detection
- Actor attribution
Config
- Every config save
- Config delete / import
- Category (system, field, views...)
- Values never transmitted
Content
- Moderation state changes
- Draft → review → published
- Entity type and bundle
- Actor attribution
API Access
- Every JSON:API request
- Every REST API request
- Path, method, status
- Opt-in (high-volume)
Performance
- Cache flush events
- Slow queries (>1000ms)
- Query execution time
- Caller function
Dashboards
Overview
Requests, errors, cron, queue depth, auth - everything at a glance.
FreeQueue & Cron
Queue depth trends, cron hook duration, processing rates, failed items.
PaidSecurity
Auth patterns, LDAP fallbacks, permission changes, failed logins.
PaidPerformance
Memory by route, cache ratios, slow requests, admin vs frontend.
PaidPre-built Drupal alerts
Every alert below is already configured — tuned against real Drupal production failures. Every alert includes the exact log events that triggered it.
Cron not running
Free
Queue items stuck
Paid
Failed authentication burst
Paid
PHP fatal error
Paid
Slow query rate
Paid
Admin role granted
Paid
Module installed
Paid
Module uninstalled
Paid
Config import failure
Paid
Error rate spike
Paid
Memory near limit
Paid
REST / JSON:API errors
Paid
Cache rebuild surge
Paid
User role changed
Paid
Content moderation rejection
Paid
Migration failure
Paid
Update check stale
Paid
Session table growing
Paid
Plus Automated anomaly detection on paid plans. Custom detection rules tailored to your Drupal environment.