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In v1, the flow-collector logs an event when the collector first adds a vanflow record and again when the collector deletes that record. This compromise kept log noise low enough for the always-on nature of the collector logging, and managed to expose enough information for 1. developers and operators to attempt to debug collector and network issues and 2. to serve as a plausible audit trail answering the question "which service was a skupper network connection or request routed to?".
Moving forward, we should consider a dedicated facility for the later case, in the form of a configurable "network access logging" option to the network-observer.
Should be configurable (method and granularity TBD)
Should emit predictable structured events, with the fullest amount of relevant context known (source and dest host, process, site, proxy host, router trace path, etc.)
[non functional] Appears familiar to end users who understand traditional network and application load balancer access logs, but are not "skupper nerds."
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@Karen-Schoener this one made me think of you all with the work you've been doing on flow metrics. Would be curious to hear your thoughts sometime. I suspect our horizon for this would be post-2.0, so no rush!
In v1, the flow-collector logs an event when the collector first adds a vanflow record and again when the collector deletes that record. This compromise kept log noise low enough for the always-on nature of the collector logging, and managed to expose enough information for 1. developers and operators to attempt to debug collector and network issues and 2. to serve as a plausible audit trail answering the question "which service was a skupper network connection or request routed to?".
Moving forward, we should consider a dedicated facility for the later case, in the form of a configurable "network access logging" option to the network-observer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: