Open the database → Activity tab in my.cubepath.com.
A timestamped audit log of every operation performed on this database: creation, scaling (replicas and plan), configuration changes, credential rotations, logical databases and users created or deleted, protection toggles — and every time credentials were revealed, with the member who revealed them.
Why the credential entries matter
Revealing the admin credentials hands over full access to your data, and unlike a rotation it leaves no other trace. This log is the only record that it happened.
Read it when you're answering questions like:
- "Who has the production password?" Everyone in this log who revealed it, at minimum.
- "When did the schema change?" Configuration and scaling entries bracket the window.
- "Did the app break itself or did something change underneath it?" A rolling restart from a configuration change, or a scale operation, will be sitting here with a timestamp next to the incident.
TipAfter a credential reveal by someone who no longer needs it, rotate. The log tells you when that's worth doing — Credentials tells you how to do it without an outage.