feat(observability): correlate WAF logs with traces - #6109
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WalkthroughThe change adds telemetry and retry handling to Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes production WAF enforcement and logging while adding browser-to-service correlation. The current revision could shorten retention on imported WAF logs, target the wrong ALB association if deployment inputs diverge, and prevent browser access to sync-service request IDs, causing irreversible evidence loss, unsafe rollout behavior, or incomplete correlation; merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/waf-observability.ts (1)
232-232: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDerive the association import ID from
args.albArn.aws.wafv2.WebAclAssociationusesargs.albArnasresourceArn, but the import ID uses the fixedALB_ARN. If these values differ during adoption, Pulumi imports the association for the old ALB and plans a replacement for the protected resource. Usepulumi.interpolate\${WEB_ACL_ARN},${args.albArn}``.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/WAF_RUNBOOK.md`:
- Line 12: Update step 6 in WAF_RUNBOOK.md to match waf-observability.ts by
removing the claim that SQL/XSS match details are protected and instead
describing only the BODY, SINGLE_HEADER, and QUERY_STRING data protection
coverage. Also revise the Bot Control note to mention both CategoryHttpLibrary
and SignalNonBrowserUserAgent being set to count, so the preview text reflects
the full policy change.
In `@infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/waf-observability.ts`:
- Line 240: Update the imported CloudWatch log group configuration in
waf-observability to avoid lowering retention without verification; either reuse
the existing retention value from the imported resource or make the retention
policy explicit in the runbook’s in-place update list before keeping
retentionInDays set to 7. Anchor the change around the log group definition and
the step 6 policy list so the imported resource’s retention stays aligned with
the current setting.
- Around line 458-472: Update the Set WAF response status categoryProcessor to
write 403 and 202 to waf.status_category instead of http.response.status_code,
then add an attribute remapper targeting http.response.status_code with
target_format set to integer so numeric facets and range queries continue to
work.
In `@services/sync-service/src/durable_object.rs`:
- Line 1255: Add x-request-id to the response headers exposed by the
sync-service CORS configuration, alongside the existing worker::Cors setup and
allowed headers. Update the CORS test to assert that
Access-Control-Expose-Headers includes x-request-id.
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In `@infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/waf-observability.ts`:
- Line 232: Update the WebAclAssociation import ID to derive its ALB portion
from args.albArn, using the same resource ARN supplied to the association
instead of the fixed ALB_ARN; retain WEB_ACL_ARN as the first component.
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| 3. Confirm the ALB ARN is `arn:aws:elasticloadbalancing:us-east-1:569036502058:loadbalancer/app/cloud-storage-service-alb-prod/d451a7c4e101c61d`. | ||
| 4. Confirm the existing Lambda policy has no statement named `AllowCloudWatchLogsAwsWafProd`. If it does, import that permission before deployment or rename the statement only after determining ownership. | ||
| 5. Confirm the log group has capacity for another subscription filter and no existing filter already sends these events to the same Forwarder. CloudWatch subscriptions process only events written after the filter is created; this configuration does not replay retained logs. | ||
| 6. Review the intended in-place policy changes explicitly: sensitive headers, query strings, URI paths, bodies, and SQL/XSS match details become protected; sampled requests are disabled; Bot Control HTTP-library exceptions become non-terminating counts; and `SQLi_BODY` becomes a label that is blocked everywhere except the exact channel-message POST route. Non-body SQLi rules remain active on that route. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align step 6 with the policy actually declared in waf-observability.ts.
Operators use step 6 to confirm the preview diff. Two items do not match the code:
- The step says "SQL/XSS match details become protected".
dataProtectionConfigdeclares onlyBODY,SINGLE_HEADER, andQUERY_STRING. No protection covers SQL or XSS match details. - The step names only the Bot Control HTTP-library exception. The code sets
counton bothCategoryHttpLibraryandSignalNonBrowserUserAgent. An operator would see an undocumented change toSignalNonBrowserUserAgentin the preview.
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-6. Review the intended in-place policy changes explicitly: sensitive headers, query strings, URI paths, bodies, and SQL/XSS match details become protected; sampled requests are disabled; Bot Control HTTP-library exceptions become non-terminating counts; and `SQLi_BODY` becomes a label that is blocked everywhere except the exact channel-message POST route. Non-body SQLi rules remain active on that route.
+6. Review the intended in-place policy changes explicitly: sensitive headers, query strings, and request bodies become protected in logs, metrics, and sampled requests; URI paths, query strings, and sensitive headers are redacted in the logging configuration; sampled requests are disabled; the Bot Control rules `CategoryHttpLibrary` and `SignalNonBrowserUserAgent` become non-terminating counts; and `SQLi_BODY` becomes a label that is blocked everywhere except the exact channel-message POST route. Non-body SQLi rules remain active on that route.📝 Committable suggestion
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| 6. Review the intended in-place policy changes explicitly: sensitive headers, query strings, URI paths, bodies, and SQL/XSS match details become protected; sampled requests are disabled; Bot Control HTTP-library exceptions become non-terminating counts; and `SQLi_BODY` becomes a label that is blocked everywhere except the exact channel-message POST route. Non-body SQLi rules remain active on that route. | |
| 6. Review the intended in-place policy changes explicitly: sensitive headers, query strings, and request bodies become protected in logs, metrics, and sampled requests; URI paths, query strings, and sensitive headers are redacted in the logging configuration; sampled requests are disabled; the Bot Control rules `CategoryHttpLibrary` and `SignalNonBrowserUserAgent` become non-terminating counts; and `SQLi_BODY` becomes a label that is blocked everywhere except the exact channel-message POST route. Non-body SQLi rules remain active on that route. |
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In `@infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/WAF_RUNBOOK.md` at line 12, Update step 6
in WAF_RUNBOOK.md to match waf-observability.ts by removing the claim that
SQL/XSS match details are protected and instead describing only the BODY,
SINGLE_HEADER, and QUERY_STRING data protection coverage. Also revise the Bot
Control note to mention both CategoryHttpLibrary and SignalNonBrowserUserAgent
being set to count, so the preview text reflects the full policy change.
| `${name}-log-group`, | ||
| { | ||
| name: WAF_LOG_GROUP_NAME, | ||
| retentionInDays: 7, |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Confirm the existing retention on the imported log group before you set retentionInDays: 7.
The log group is imported. Pulumi applies the declared value as an in-place update. If the existing group uses a longer retention or never expires, this update shortens retention to 7 days and CloudWatch deletes older WAF records. That loss is not recoverable and would remove evidence needed for incident review.
protect: true does not block in-place property updates, so this change applies silently. The runbook step 6 lists the intended in-place policy changes but does not list retention. Add retention to that list, or match the current value.
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In `@infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/waf-observability.ts` at line 240, Update
the imported CloudWatch log group configuration in waf-observability to avoid
lowering retention without verification; either reuse the existing retention
value from the imported resource or make the retention policy explicit in the
runbook’s in-place update list before keeping retentionInDays set to 7. Anchor
the change around the log group definition and the step 6 policy list so the
imported resource’s retention stays aligned with the current setting.
| categoryProcessor: { | ||
| name: 'Set WAF response status', | ||
| isEnabled: true, | ||
| target: 'http.response.status_code', | ||
| categories: [ | ||
| { | ||
| name: '403', | ||
| filter: { query: '@action:BLOCK' }, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: '202', | ||
| filter: { query: '@action:CHALLENGE' }, | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
🌐 Web query:
Datadog log category processor http.response.status_code reserved attribute integer type
💡 Result:
In Datadog, the http.response.status_code attribute (often referred to in documentation as http.status_code) is not a reserved attribute [1][2][3]. Reserved attributes in Datadog are a specific set of fields—such as host, source, status, service, trace_id, and message—that are treated specially by the platform for ingestion, indexing, and UI display [1][2][4]. Regarding the data type of http.status_code: 1. Datadog generally handles numeric data flexibly, but it is best practice to ensure status codes are stored as integers [3]. 2. When processing logs, you can use the Attribute Remapper processor to explicitly cast an attribute to an integer type if it is currently being ingested as a string or another format [5]. The remapper processor provides a target_format parameter that supports integer casting [5]. 3. Category processors, which are often used to group logs based on status codes (e.g., mapping a range of status codes to an error or success category), do not enforce a specific input type for the attribute itself, but they operate on the values you define in your filters [6]. If your http.response.status_code is not currently appearing as an integer, you can use an Attribute Remapper in your log pipeline to convert it [5]. Set the target_format parameter to integer to ensure it is treated as a numeric value for faceted search and range queries [5][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/attributes_naming_convention.md
- 2: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/attributes_naming_convention/
- 3: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/explorer/search_syntax.md
- 4: https://docs.datadoghq.com/observability_pipelines/guide/remap_reserved_attributes/
- 5: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/processors/remapper.md
- 6: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/processors/category_processor.md
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Pulumi Datadog provider 4.68.0 LogsCustomPipeline categoryProcessor target category name type arithmetic processor target_format http.response.status_code
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In the Pulumi Datadog provider (version 4.68.0), the LogsCustomPipeline resource manages Datadog logs pipelines and their associated processors [1][2][3]. The specific processors mentioned relate to different functionalities within a pipeline [4][5]: 1. Category Processor (category_processor): This processor is used to create categorical groups (e.g., mapping response time buckets or status groups) based on search queries [6][4][5]. It requires a target attribute name where the category value will be assigned, and a list of category blocks, each containing a name and a filter query [6][4]. 2. Arithmetic Processor (arithmetic_processor): This processor performs mathematical operations on log attributes [7][5]. It requires an expression (the formula) and a target attribute name to store the result [7][5][8]. Regarding your query about "target_format": The target_format property is specifically associated with the attribute_remapper processor, not the Category or Arithmetic processors [4][5]. The attribute_remapper uses target_format to define the data type of the target attribute (e.g., "string", "integer", "double") when remapping log attributes or tags [4][5]. In summary: - To assign categories based on logic, use a category_processor [6][4]. - To perform math (e.g., on status codes), use an arithmetic_processor [7][5]. - The target_format is a property used in an attribute_remapper, often to ensure a status code is formatted as a string or integer [4][5]. For exact syntax, refer to the Pulumi Datadog provider documentation for LogsCustomPipeline under the specific version 4.68.0, which reflects the structure of the underlying Datadog Terraform provider [1][2][3][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/datadog@4.x/api-docs/logscustompipeline/
- 2: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/datadog@4.x/api-docs/
- 3: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-datadog/blob/v4.68.0/docs/_index.md
- 4: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/DataDog/datadog/latest/docs/resources/logs_custom_pipeline
- 5: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/datadog/datadog/latest/docs/resources/logs_custom_pipeline
- 6: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/processors/category_processor/
- 7: https://docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/processors/arithmetic_processor.md
- 8: https://datadoghq.dev/datadog-api-client-typescript/classes/v1.LogsArithmeticProcessor.html
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site:docs.datadoghq.com/logs/log_configuration/attributes_naming_convention http.response.status_code status_code standard attribute type
💡 Result:
The attribute http.response.status_code is generally categorized as an integer type in the context of observability and log management systems [1]. While specific system implementations may vary, standard attribute configurations for HTTP-related data typically define the type as an integer to allow for numeric operations and consistent mapping across integrations [1]. In systems like Datadog, which use the http prefix for HTTP request and response attributes, users can define and map attributes to specific types including integer, string, double, or boolean to ensure compatibility with their logging infrastructure [1].
Citations:
Use a numeric conversion for http.response.status_code. categoryProcessor assigns the string category names 403 and 202 to this attribute. Datadog does not reserve this attribute, but the string values can prevent numeric facets and range queries from working as intended. Store the category in waf.status_category, then use an attribute remapper with target_format: "integer" for http.response.status_code.
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In `@infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/waf-observability.ts` around lines 458 -
472, Update the Set WAF response status categoryProcessor to write 403 and 202
to waf.status_category instead of http.response.status_code, then add an
attribute remapper targeting http.response.status_code with target_format set to
integer so numeric facets and range queries continue to work.
| "content-type", | ||
| "traceparent", | ||
| "tracestate", | ||
| "x-request-id", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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worker::Cors::with_exposed_headers in worker 0.8.1 configures which response headers browser-side JavaScript may access:
pub fn with_exposed_headers<S, V>(self, headers: V) -> Self
where
S: Into<String>,
V: IntoIterator<Item = S>Example:
let cors = Cors::new()
.with_origins(["https://example.com"])
.with_exposed_headers(["X-Request-ID", "X-RateLimit-Remaining"]);
let response = Response::ok("OK")?.with_cors(&cors)?;This produces an Access-Control-Expose-Headers response header containing the specified names. (docs.rs)
Citations:
Expose x-request-id on sync-service responses.
worker::Cors::with_allowed_headers permits the browser to send x-request-id, but only with_exposed_headers(["x-request-id"]) lets browser code read it. Add that configuration and assert Access-Control-Expose-Headers in services/sync-service/tests/cors.test.ts.
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to the response headers exposed by the sync-service CORS configuration,
alongside the existing worker::Cors setup and allowed headers. Update the CORS
test to assert that Access-Control-Expose-Headers includes x-request-id.
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Overall seems ok
Are you managing the pulumi import for all this stuff?
| const ACCOUNT_ID = '569036502058'; | ||
| const REGION = 'us-east-1'; | ||
| const WEB_ACL_NAME = 'macro-cloud-storage-prod'; | ||
| const WEB_ACL_ID = '0f1059a5-1ee4-4b57-a429-88df830d5091'; | ||
| const WEB_ACL_ARN = `arn:aws:wafv2:${REGION}:${ACCOUNT_ID}:regional/webacl/${WEB_ACL_NAME}/${WEB_ACL_ID}`; | ||
| const ALB_ARN = `arn:aws:elasticloadbalancing:${REGION}:${ACCOUNT_ID}:loadbalancer/app/cloud-storage-service-alb-prod/d451a7c4e101c61d`; | ||
| const IP_SAFETY_RULE_GROUP_ARN = `arn:aws:wafv2:${REGION}:${ACCOUNT_ID}:regional/rulegroup/ip_safety/0a1bfeec-4d6c-4afe-bf35-b93e06c65f9b`; | ||
| const WAF_LOG_GROUP_NAME = 'aws-waf-logs-macro-cloud-storage-prod'; | ||
| const DATADOG_FORWARDER_ARN = `arn:aws:lambda:${REGION}:${ACCOUNT_ID}:function:DatadogIntegration-ForwarderStack-BS3QDP-Forwarder-O0hyWQ9Yq4uQ`; |
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These should all be configurable via the Pulumi.prod.yaml
Sorry this PR is a little raw and needs some stuff cleaned up, but the main goal here is WAF correlation and better frontend error tracing |
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Summary
x-request-idthrough shared Axum and sync-worker CORSWAF policy
/comms/channelsSQLi bypass with an exact channel-messagePOSTexception forSQLi_BODYonlyVerification
bun run checkininfrabunx vitest run src/lib/core/util/safeFetch.spec.ts(19 passed)cargo fmt --checkcargo test -p macro_cors -p macro_tower_layers(20 passed)just worker-build; full focused file is 8/9 because the existingtests/utils.tsfixture sends obsoletePeerUpdate { update }instead of the currentPeerUpdate { updates, id }git diff --checkDeployment warning
A read-only
pulumi preview --stack macro-inc/prod --diff --non-interactivewas run and nopulumi upwas executed. It compiles and begins constructing/importing the protected WAF resources, but cannot complete in this environment because the Datadog provider requires production API/app credentials. Before deployment, rerun the preview with Datadog US5 credentials and followinfra/stacks/cloud-storage-service/WAF_RUNBOOK.md; do not proceed if any adopted resource is replaced or deleted.Note
High Risk
Touches production WAF policy and protected Pulumi imports, org-global Datadog pipeline order, and the shared fetch path used by the web client—misconfiguration could block legitimate traffic or break CORS on instrumented APIs.
Overview
Adds end-to-end request correlation so production WAF blocks/challenges can be tied to browser traces: the web
safeFetchwrapper now runs under a parent telemetry span with per-retry child HTTP spans, normalized low-cardinality routes (optionaltrace.route), sanitized URL attributes, browser-specific network error kinds, and a freshx-request-idon each attempt for same-origin/traced calls (not third-party URLs). Retries are made safe forRequestclones, header replacement, andReadableStreambodies via teeing.CORS is updated in shared Axum (
macro_cors) and the sync worker to allowHEAD, permitx-request-idon preflight, and expose it to the client—matching what traced fetches send.For prod cloud-storage, Pulumi adopts/protects the existing WAF, ALB association, logging, and CloudWatch → Datadog forwarding, with redaction of sensitive headers/bodies/paths and a new Datadog pipeline (prepended org-wide) that parses WAF JSON and remaps W3C
traceparent/ request IDs. WAF rule tweaks narrow the SQLi body exception to exact channel-messagePOSTpaths, count Bot Control HTTP-library signals instead of blocking, and add a dedicated block rule for SQLi body elsewhere.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit d719c81. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.