> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.opsnow.io/opsnow-user-guide-v0.2/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.opsnow.io/opsnow-user-guide-v0.2/menu/tag-manager/history-tab.md).

# History Tab

The History tab manages both Tag Groups and the history of tags applied to individual resources. Use the tabs at the bottom to view the change history for tag groups and resource tags separately. 

* **Tagging Log:** Tracks and manages the history of tag changes for individual resources.
* **Tag Group Log:** Tracks and manages changes made to created tag groups.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Tagging Log" %}

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1. **Search Bar:** To find specific information, type a keyword in the search bar.
2. **Table:** This table provides a chronological record of all tagging actions. The table includes:
   * **Update Date:** The exact date and time the tagging action was performed.
   * **Action Type:** The type of operation that was executed
   * **Tag Key:** The specific tag key that was involved in the action.
   * **Cloud Service:** The cloud provider where the action took place.
   * **Status:** Displays the result of the tagging action. The statuses are as follows:
     * **Succeeded:** All targeted resources were successfully tagged.
     * **Partial Succeeded:** Only some of the targeted resources were successfully tagged.
     * **Pending:** The tagging operation is in progress.
     * **Failed:** No targeted resources were tagged.
   * **Update by:** The user account that performed the action.
3. **Details:** Select a row in the table to view detailed tag group status for that entry. The detail view varies depending on the status of the change.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Tag Group Log" %}

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1. **Search Bar:** To find specific information, type a keyword in the search bar.
2. **Tag Group Log Table:** This table displays the complete change history of all Tag Groups, including when each was created, modified, and by whom. The columns are defined as follows:
   * **Tag Group:** The unique name of the Tag Group that was affected by the change.
   * **Version:** The specific version number of the Tag Group. This number automatically increments with each modification.
   * **Cloud Service:** The cloud service provider to which this Tag Group applies.
   * **Change Type:** The type of action that was performed on the Tag Group
   * **Date Modified:** The date and time (timestamp) when this specific change was made.
   * **Changed by:** The user account that performed the action specified in the "Change Type" column.
   * **Created by:** The user account that originally created the Tag Group.
3. **Details:** It shows a summary of the change and the specific tag keys and values that were affected.
   {% endtab %}
   {% endtabs %}


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