Next-Gen WAF configuration changes now recorded in the event log
Home Reference documentation Changelog2026 September 2026 September 8, 2026 apiaddedchanged The Event logs API now records Next-Gen WAF configuration changes no matter where they are made — through the Next-Gen WAF API, the Fastly control panel, the Next-Gen WAF control panel, or Terraform.
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