How does Hantera trace work across the platform?
The Monitoring area can trace one unit of work across ingresses, jobs, egresses, actors, and Sendings in a shared operational view.
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Hantera Governance and Operations Questions
Questions about safe changes, monitoring, authority, and keeping complex operations understandable.
How does Hantera identify a slow external host?
Hantera Monitoring keeps operational statistics per external host as well as per egress, helping teams distinguish a slow integration implementation from a slow partner system.
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Hantera audit logs record system-level platform actions with the affected resource path, action, timestamp, field-level changes, and the initiating identity when one is available.
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Yes. Hantera can query audit logs by resource-path prefix, time range, or changed field, with cursor-based pagination for moving through the results.
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When commands change an actor, Hantera persists a checkpoint with an identifier, timestamp, and optional change metadata. Teams can use those checkpoints to inspect the actor's historical state.
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Yes. Hantera can combine a checkpoint rewind with preview mode to show an earlier actor state in an isolated transaction; the changes are rolled back and no data is persisted.
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Hantera requires a dedicated rewind permission to persist a rewind. A separate preview-only permission can allow historical-state investigation without allowing a stored change.
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Yes. A Hantera rewind preserves the original mutation history, appends a new checkpoint for the rewind, and adds an activity-log entry for the operation.
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