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docs(tenant-application-logs): tenant application logs via the authorizing proxy - #95
This serves tenant application logs in the Cozystack dashboard from the same stateless authorizing proxy as the metrics proposal (#94), in front of vlselect, under the same observability.cozystack.io group (a */log subresource). Forced namespace scope via extra_stream_filters, native LogsQL/NDJSON passthrough, live tail without the kube-apiserver 60s cut, an application scope by lineage labels plus a pod lookup, and a Fluent Bit collection change that adds application identity and stops a crafted line forging its namespace.
An earlier draft in this PR served logs as a top-level logs.cozystack.io virtual resource; now that metrics is a proxy the subresource-vs-top-level asymmetry is gone, so logs join the proxy. Both earlier shapes are in Alternatives.
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Added a proposal for tenant access to application and namespace logs, with scoped queries, bounded historical searches, and capped live-tail resumption.
Documented bearer-token validation, access controls, dashboard viewing and picker endpoints, rollout phases, failure cases, and testing plans.
Described namespace-based log-store routing and safeguards for request paths, query parameters, time ranges, and tail offsets.
Recorded a Fluent Bit log-label security fix as a rollout dependency and guest-cluster write-path trust as an open issue.
Propose a top-level virtual logs resource in a new logs.cozystack.io group, served by cozystack-api, streaming VictoriaLogs NDJSON behind Kubernetes authorization, as the logs companion to the metrics proposal. Top-level rather than a subresource so post-mortem logs survive resource deletion; isolation via a server-forced namespace scope; two authorization gates (front-door RBAC plus a target-resource SubjectAccessReview) because the new group is not covered by the existing apps.cozystack.io wildcard. Model is the cozystack portal logs API.
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This pull request adds a design proposal for tenant log access through an authorizing proxy. It describes authorization, query scoping, log collection changes, tail handling, dashboard integration, validation, security constraints, and rollout.
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Access contract and authorization design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md
The proposal defines namespace and application proxy routes, VictoriaLogs endpoints, access reviews, required RBAC, and the intended scope of tenant log access.
Query scope and tail controls design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md
The proposal specifies forced namespace and application filters, request allowlisting, query and time bounds, store resolution, tail limits, and documented security constraints and failure cases.
Integration and rollout design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md
The proposal describes Fluent Bit metadata changes, dashboard and API updates, validation cases, rollout phases, and alternatives considered.
The proposal now bounds query time windows and bucket counts. Before the proxy is exposed to tenants, it should still specify how guest writes are prevented from forging namespace metadata, and it should define response-size limits and the tenant header values.
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…tighten two phrasings
Gate 1 is kube-apiserver RBAC only; the aggregated server's own delegated re-check of the logs resource is what the bypass removes, so remove the contradictory wording. Note the tenant ingress policy allows cozy-system rather than claiming no policy fences vlselect, and describe namespace as the distinguishing stream field rather than the only record field.
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Close each previously-open design point with a decision or a reasoned recommendation: namespace plus pod-name targeting now and resource_* stream fields later, a scheme-aware parameter codec for the new group, Get-only in the first cut, gate-2 SAR on <app>/logs, OIDC stated as a prerequisite, guest clusters out of scope.
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The plain namespace-scoped list (the Lister) is in the first cut; only the richer fieldSelector-filtered list is deferred, matching Design 1 and Rollout Phase 1.
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… drop private references
Remove references to a private repository and product (and its API group, ADRs, and flags) and reframe the mechanism on the public upstream pods/log streaming pattern and standard aggregated-API authorization. Technical substance is unchanged.
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Since #94 moved to an authorizing proxy, the asymmetry this proposal is built on is gone: metrics are no longer a subresource of the application, so logs do not need a different shape to survive deletion. That opens a choice, and I think the proxy is the better side of it.
Two problems with serving logs from cozystack-api:
follow is cut after 60 s.get logs/<name>?follow=true and list logs?follow=true reach kube-apiserver as get/list on resource logs with no subresource. kube-apiserver decides long-running by verb (watch, proxy) and by subresource name (attach, exec, proxy, log, portforward) only (pkg/controlplane/apiserver/config.go); follow is not part of that decision and an APIService cannot change it. The front door applies --request-timeout before cozystack-api's own LongRunningFunc is consulted.
Every cozystack-api rollout cuts every open stream, and cozystack-api rolls out on each ApplicationDefinition change (internal/controller/applicationdefinition_controller.go, computeConfigHash).
Options:
(a) Read path behind the #94 proxy (my preference). Same identity and RBAC model as metrics, forced scope through VictoriaLogs extra_filters / extra_stream_filters (ANDed and propagated into all subqueries, per the VictoriaLogs querying docs), no kube-apiserver timeout, no shared rollout. Post-mortem reads come from the collection change of §6, not from the resource shape.
(b) Stay in cozystack-api with a subresource named log on each application kind. Long-running by name, so follow survives kube-apiserver, but it keeps the rollout cost and makes LogsQL part of the permanent apps.cozystack.io contract.
Text for (a) is below, aligned with the application scope I proposed on #94. Sections it touches: Title, Overview, Scope, Prior art, Goals (no longer "a virtual resource in the existing cozystack-api"), Non-goals, Design §1 to §6, User-facing changes (no kubectl get --raw), Upgrade and rollback, Security, Failure and edge cases (the two gates), Testing, Rollout, Open questions (codec, list scope and gate 2 go away), Alternatives.
B. Proposed text for option (a)
B.1 Design, 1. Shape: the read path behind the authorizing proxy
The logs read path is served by the same stateless authorizing proxy as metrics (#94), in front of vlselect:
GET /namespaces/<ns>/log/select/logsql/{query,hits,stats_query_range,tail}
GET /namespaces/<ns>/<plural>/<name>/log/select/logsql/{query,hits,stats_query_range,tail}
The client sends LogsQL; the proxy adds the scope and returns VictoriaLogs' native NDJSON unchanged, flushing after every line on tail. No cozystack-api change, no new API group served, no Kubernetes envelope. Metrics live under the sibling prefix .../metrics/api/v1/... of the same scope.
B.2 Authorization
TokenReview, then one SubjectAccessReview (verb=get, group=observability.cozystack.io), the same group as #94:
The group is virtual: it exists only in RBAC and in the review; nothing is registered in the Kubernetes API. It replaces both gates: cozy:tenant:view:base grants apps.cozystack.ioresources: ["*"], which also matches subresources, so a check on <plural>/logs in apps.cozystack.io is always allowed for view and cannot gate log-read.
Proposed default, by analogy with virtualmachineinstances/console and /vnc, which Cozystack grants at use:
- apiGroups: [observability.cozystack.io]resources: ["*/log"]verbs: [get]# in a ClusterRole labelled rbac.cozystack.io/aggregate-to-tenant-use
Logs can carry credentials (connection strings, failed-auth lines), and cozy:tenant:view does not grant pods/log today. Moving log-read to view is a one-line change if maintainers prefer it. The object does not have to exist; the review is by name.
extra_filters=(cozystack_app_kind:=<Kind> cozystack_app_name:=<name>) or kubernetes_pod_name:in(<pods>)
<pods> are the application's pods over the request window, from the label values API on kube_pod_labels (same lookup as the metrics application scope), capped. The pod branch covers lines collected before the §6 change; an empty list is omitted.
The <pods> lookup reads tenant-root's VictoriaMetrics even when the logs live in a tenant VLCluster; for windows beyond metrics retention only the cozystack_app_* branch applies.
<plural> must be a kind of apps.cozystack.io, <name> a DNS-1123 subdomain; values are quoted. Anything else is 400.
The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (query, start, end, limit (clamped), step, and on tail only since or start_offset, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from AccountID / ProjectID headers; the proxy always sets them. Client extra_filters / extra_stream_filters are dropped. /select/tenant_ids and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
Queries using options(ignore_global_time_filter=true) are rejected, detected by a plain substring match on ignore_global_time_filter anywhere in query, subqueries included: it disables the time bounds the proxy relies on, and on tail it rescans the whole retention every tick.
Platform sources are out of reach: kube-apiserver audit and Kubernetes events carry no kubernetes_namespace_name in the current pipeline, so the stream filter excludes them.
B.4 Store resolution
Unchanged from §5: namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring names the VLCluster; empty means tenant-root. Logs of a tenant with its own monitoring are moved there, not copied, so exactly one store answers.
B.5 Live tail
tail is VictoriaLogs live tailing with the scope applied. VictoriaLogs rejects pipes that compute stats, reorder or drop lines; the proxy passes its 400 through.
tail has no absolute start: it starts at now - offset - start_offset. To resume after a disconnect the client sends since=<last _time>; the proxy sets start_offset = (now - offset) - since, capped (proposed: 15 min). Client start/end on tail are ANDed into each tick as usual.
Lines around the resume point may repeat; clients deduplicate by (_stream_id, _time). Queries whose pipes drop these fields (fields, delete) get no deduplication guarantee.
tail goes through the proxy only, so there is no request-timeout cut. The proxy caps open tails per user and in total and closes a tail after a configurable idle period.
B.6 Filtering to an application (collection change)
Fluent Bit keeps the lineage labels apps.cozystack.io/application.{group,kind,name} as cozystack_app_group, cozystack_app_kind, cozystack_app_name (a second nest lift on kubernetes_labels, renamed before Remove_wildcard kubernetes_, like the three kept fields today) and adds them to _stream_fields. These replace the resource_* fields of the current §6, with the same names as the metrics application scope. The webhook sets these labels on pods whose owning application it resolves.
Hardening.Merge_Log On adds the JSON keys of the application's own log line to the top level of the record, ahead of the filter's own kubernetes map and without deduplication. A line such as {"kubernetes":{"namespace_name":"<other>"}} therefore yields a second kubernetes map; the nest lift lifts every map under that key, so a forged kubernetes_namespace_name (and kubernetes_labels) sits next to the real one, first, and rewrite_tag routes on it. log_source, tenant and cluster can be forged the same way, since Add never overwrites; stream ends up duplicated. Dropping top-level keys cannot tell the forged kubernetes map from the real one. Set Merge_Log_Key (for example Merge_Log_Key log_processed) so the parsed line lands under one key and cannot add top-level keys; this also covers K8S-Logging.Parser. A parser chosen by pod annotation can still set the record time of that pod's own lines; this does not cross namespaces. Trade-off: fields of JSON log lines that are searched at the top level today (for example level) become log_processed.<field> in VictoriaLogs; nothing in the current pipeline or charts reads them. Test that a crafted line cannot appear under another namespace or application.
B.7 Non-goals, Security, Rollout: changes
Non-goals: remove "not log collection changes"; §6 is now part of the proposal.
Security, write-path trust: guest Kubernetes clusters ship to the parent's vlinsert without authentication and set kubernetes_namespace_name from inside the guest cluster (packages/apps/kubernetes/templates/helmreleases/monitoring-agents.yaml). The namespace scope keeps reads isolated, but it does not prove where a line came from: a guest cluster can write lines that show up under another namespace. Same class as the write-path gap in #94 §6; fix on the write path.
Rollout: Phase 1 the proxy endpoints (namespace scope) and the RBAC rule; Phase 2 the collection change and the application scope; Phase 3 the dashboard log viewer.
B.8 Testing, additions
A tail stream outlives 60 s end to end.
A client extra_filters, an AccountID header, a | union / :in(...) subquery or options(ignore_global_time_filter=true) cannot return lines outside the scope.
A <name> with LogsQL metacharacters is rejected with 400.
A crafted JSON line from a host pod with another namespace's kubernetes_namespace_name does not show up under that namespace.
Logs of a deleted application, and of a restarted pod, are readable through the application scope within retention.
Resume with since returns the lines after the cut, with duplicates only at the boundary.
B.9 Alternatives, additions
Top-level logs.cozystack.io resource in cozystack-api (the previous shape). get/list with follow is not long-running on kube-apiserver and is cut at --request-timeout; every cozystack-api rollout cuts all streams; two authorization gates. Post-mortem reads come from the collection change instead.
A log subresource per application kind in cozystack-api (option b). Survives kube-apiserver by name, but shares the rollout and failure-domain costs and makes LogsQL part of the permanent apps.cozystack.io contract.
… proxy
Per maintainer review, now that metrics (#94) is a proxy the subresource-vs-top-level asymmetry is gone, so logs move to the same stateless authorizing proxy in front of vlselect, under the same observability.cozystack.io group with a */log subresource at use. Forced extra_stream_filters namespace scope and an allowlist rebuild (AccountID/ProjectID set server-side), live tail without the 60s kube-apiserver cut, application scope by lineage labels plus a pod lookup, and a Fluent Bit collection change (lineage labels plus Merge_Log_Key) that both enables per-application filtering and closes the crafted-namespace forgery. Post-mortem now comes from collection, not the resource shape. Top-level resource and log subresource move to Alternatives.
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Review comments at @design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md:
- Line 136: Update the `tail` reconnect description to make recovery explicitly
bounded by the 15-minute `start_offset` cap: specify that stale cursors must be
rejected or that older gaps require a separate historical query, and align the
testing and failure sections so they do not promise resuming past the cap.
- Line 12: Update the response-format contract for the vlselect read path to
specify the content type and parser separately for query, tail, hits, and
stats_query_range: retain JSON Lines handling for query and tail, document
JSON-object handling for hits, and Prometheus-compatible matrix JSON handling
for stats_query_range.
- Line 137: Update the resume-point deduplication guidance to avoid presenting
(_stream_id, _time) as a unique per-entry identity; describe reconnect delivery
as at-least-once, or specify a stable per-entry cursor before claiming
duplicates are limited to the boundary. Retain the caveat about queries that
drop cursor fields.
- Around line 122-123: Update the pre-§6 application-log fallback described by
the `pods` lookup so older VictoriaLogs records remain selectable beyond metrics
retention, using backfilled `cozystack_app_*` lineage labels or
pod-to-application history retained for the VictoriaLogs retention period; if
neither is supported, narrow the post-mortem guarantee accordingly.
- Line 155: Update the backward-compatibility statement in §6 to describe moving
parsed JSON fields under log_processed as a breaking field-schema change for
consumers that read top-level fields such as level; do not claim compatibility
solely because repository charts do not use those fields.
- Line 119: Define an allowlisted mapping from resource plurals to their exact
lineage Kind values in the proposal, and specify that the proxy uses the mapped
Kind when constructing extra_filters rather than passing the plural through.
- Line 131: Update the routing behavior for
namespace.namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring and VLCluster so changing monitoring
ownership during retention cannot hide historical logs: either keep routing
immutable for the retention period or retain routing history and query both the
old and current stores.
- Around line 125-126: Update the shared proxy proposal to require or derive
finite start and end bounds and clamp their maximum span for query, tail, hits,
and stats_query_range. Specify rejection of invalid or inverted ranges, while
preserving the separate tail-resume cap.
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- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
- Queries using `options(ignore_global_time_filter=true)` are rejected, detected by a plain substring match on `ignore_global_time_filter` anywhere in `query`, subqueries included: it disables the time bounds the proxy relies on, and on `tail` it rescans the whole retention every tick.
set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- changed file relevant sections ---'
nl -ba design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md | sed -n '95,155p'printf'%s\n''--- proxy/time-window references in proposal ---'
rg -n -F -e 'start' -e 'end' -e 'time' -e 'tail' -e 'hits' -e 'stats_query_range' -e 'proxy' -- design-proposals/tenant-application-logs design-proposals 2>/dev/null | head -240
printf'%s\n''--- repository files with likely shared proxy or metrics design ---'
rg --files | rg -i 'metric|proxy|observ|log'| head -240
printf'%s\n''--- diff for the target file against supplied base ---'
git diff --no-ext-diff --unified=35 3bd7589a7f0d07c4273265495252e8eadd6ebb62 c83ea61ff30bf1434a1d517ee381cb3d615f9553 -- design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md
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<title>VictoriaLogs: Querying</title>
<location>https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/querying/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: yesterday; VictoriaLogs provides `/select/logsql/tail? ... If `<start>` is missing, then it equals to the minimum timestamp across logs stored in VictoriaLogs. ... The calculated stats is converted into metrics with labels from `by(...)` clause of the `| stats by(...)` pipe. ... query=<query>&start=<start>&end=<end>&step=<step>&offset=<offset>` HTTP endpoint, which returns log stats for the given `query` on the given `[<start> ... <end>)` time range with the given `step` interval and the given optional timezone offset specified in the `<offset>`.
# Querying
Querying #
VictoriaLogs can be queried with LogsQL via the following ways:
* vlogscli
* Command-line interface
* HTTP API
* Web UI - a web-based UI for querying logs
* Grafana plugin
## HTTP API #
VictoriaLogs provides the following HTTP endpoints:
* `/select/logsql/query` for querying logs.
* `/select/logsql/tail` for live tailing of query results.
* `/select/logsql/hits` for querying log hits stats over the given time range.
* `/select/logsql/facets` for querying the most frequent values per each field seen in the selected logs.
* `/select/logsql/stats_query` for querying log stats at the given time.
* `/select/logsql/stats_query_range` for querying log stats over the given time range.
* `/select/logsql/stream_ids` for querying `_stream_id` values of log streams .
* `/select/logsql/streams` for querying log streams .
* `/select/logsql/stream_field_names` for querying log stream field names.
* `/select/logsql/stream_field_values` for querying log stream field values.
* `/select/logsql/field_names` for querying log field names.
* `/select/logsql/field_values` for querying log field values.
* `/select/tenant_ids` for querying tenants across the stored data.
See also:
* Extra filters
* Resource usage limits
### Querying logs #
Logs stored in VictoriaLogs can be queried at the `/select/logsql/query` HTTP endpoint. The LogsQL query must be passed via `query` argument. For example, the following query returns all the log entries with the `error` word:
`curl http://localhost:9428/select/logsql/query -d 'query=error'`
* By adding `limit` pipe to the query. For example, the following command returns up to 10 random log entries with the `error` word in the `_msg` field :
`curl http://localhost:9428/select/logsql/query -d 'query=error | limit 10'`
* By adding `_time` filter . The time range for the query can be specified via optional `start` and `end` query args formatted according to these docs . The `end` arg is exclusive, so the `[start ... end)` time range is matched.
* By adding more specific filters to the query, which select lower number of logs.
If the `limit=N` query arg is passed to `/select/logsql/query`, then it may also accept the `offset=M` query arg. This allows building a simple pagination by selecting up to `<N>` matching logs with the biggest `_time` values on the selected time range, while skipping `<M>` logs with the biggest `_time` value.
The `/select/logsql/query` endpoint returns a stream of JSON lines , where each line contains JSON-encoded log entry in the form `{field1="value1",...,fieldN="valueN"}`. Example response:
`{"_msg":"error: disconnect from 19.54.37.22: Auth fail [preauth]","_stream":"{}","_time":"2023-01-01T13:32:13Z"}
{"_msg":"some other error","_stream":"{}","_time":"2023-01-01T13:32:15Z"}`
Logs lines are sent to the response stream as soon as they are found in VictoriaLogs storage. This means that the returned response may contain billions of lines for queries matching too many log entries. The response can be interrup…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>victorialogs-datasource/pkg/plugin/query.go at main · VictoriaMetrics/victorialogs-datasource · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; values.Set("start", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.From.UnixNano(), 10))values.Set("end", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.To.UnixNano(), 10)) ... // statsQueryRangeURL prepare query url for querying log range stats
}
q.Expr = utils.ReplaceTemplateVariable(q.Expr, q.IntervalMs, q.TimeRange)
values.Set("query", q.Expr)
values.Set("limit", strconv.Itoa(q.MaxLines))
values.Set("start", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.From.UnixNano(), 10))
values.Set("end", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.To.UnixNano(), 10))
q.url.RawQuery = values.Encode()
return q.url.String()
}
// statsQueryURL prepare query url for querying log stats
func (q *Query) statsQueryURL(queryParams url.Values) string {
q.url.Path = path.Join(q.url.Path, statsQueryPath)
values := q.url.Query()
for k, vl := range queryParams {
for _, v := range vl {
values.Add(k, v)
}
}
now := time.Now()
if q.TimeRange.From.IsZero() {
q.TimeRange.From = now.Add(-time.Minute * 5)
}
if q.TimeRange.To.IsZero() {
q.TimeRange.To = now
}
q.Expr = utils.ReplaceTemplateVariable(q.Expr, q.IntervalMs, q.TimeRange)
values.Set("query", q.Expr)
values.Set("start", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.From.UnixNano(), 10))
values.Set("end", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.To.UnixNano(), 10))
values.Set("time", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.To.UnixNano(), 10))
q.url.RawQuery = values.Encode()
return q.url.String()
}
// statsQueryRangeURL prepare query url for querying log range stats
func (q *Query) statsQueryRangeURL(queryParams url.Values, minInterval time.Duration) string {
q.url.Path = path.Join(q.url.Path, statsQueryRangePath)
values := q.url.Query()
for k, vl := range queryParams {
for _, v := range vl {
values.Add(k, v)
}
}
if q.MaxLines <= 0 {
q.MaxLines = defaultMaxLines
}
now := time.Now()
if q.TimeRange.From.IsZero() {
q.TimeRange.From = now.Add(-time.Minute * 5)
}
if q.TimeRange.To.IsZero() {
q.TimeRange.To = now
}
q.Expr = utils.ReplaceTemplateVariable(q.Expr, q.IntervalMs, q.TimeRange)
step := q.Step
if step == "" {
step = utils.CalculateStep(minInterval, q.TimeRange, q.MaxDataPoints).String()
}
values.Set("query", q.Expr)
values.Set("start", strconv.FormatInt(q.TimeRange.From.UnixNano(), 10))
</excerpt>
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<title>VictoriaMetrics: Key concepts</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 5 days ago; VictoriaMetrics provides an HTTP API for serving read queries. ... * `start` - the starting timestamp of the time range for `query` evaluation. * `end` - the ending timestamp of the time range for `query` evaluation.
### Range query #
Range query executes the `query` expression at the given [`start`…`end`] time range with the given `step`:
`GET | POST /api/v1/query_range?query=...&start=...&end=...&step=...&timeout=...`
Params:
* `query` - MetricsQL expression.
* `start` - the starting timestamp of the time range for `query` evaluation.
* `end` - the ending timestamp of the time range for `query` evaluation. If the `end` isn’t set, then the `end` is automatically set to the current time.
* `step` - the interval between data points, which must be returned from the range query. The `query` is executed at `start`, `start+step`, `start+2*step`, …, `start+N*step` timestamps, where `N` is the whole number of steps that fit between `start` and `end`. `end` is included only when it equals to `start+N*step`. If the `step` isn’t set, then it defaults to `5m` (5 minutes).
* `timeout` - optional query timeout. For example, `timeout=5s`. </excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 days ago; * `_time:>duration` - matches logs with timestamps on the time range `(oldest_timestamp, now-duration)`, where the `oldest_timestamp` is the oldest timestamp across the stored logs. ... `_time:week_range[start, end]` filter allows returning logs on the particular `start ... end` days for each week, at the local timezone for the VictoriaLogs server. ... This calculates `stats_func*` for each `step` of the `_time` field across logs returned by `<q>` query .
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<title>victorialogs: introduce new API /select/logsql/stats_query_range · Issue #309 · VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaLogs · GitHub</title>
<location>GitHub issue 309 in VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaLogs (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2.1 years ago; Crawled: 4 days ago; * end - query end evaluation timestamp ... The new API will be utilized by VictoriaLogs Datasource for time series panel, and by vmalert for alerting and recording rules backfilling. ... app/vlselect: add /select/logsql/stats_query_range endpoint for build…
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- 1: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/querying/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/querying/?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/querying/?utm_source=openai
Define and enforce bounded time windows in the shared proxy.
start and end are only listed as allowlisted parameters. The proposal does not require a finite range or clamp its maximum span. VictoriaLogs uses the oldest stored timestamp when start is omitted, so an unrestricted query can scan the full retention. The tail resume cap does not bound client-supplied start and end, and no bounds are specified for hits or stats_query_range.
Make the shared proxy require or derive finite start and end values and clamp the maximum span for query, tail, hits, and stats_query_range. Reject invalid or inverted ranges while preserving the separate tail-resume cap.
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As in #94: `namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring` names the `VLCluster`; empty means `tenant-root`. Logs of a tenant with its own monitoring are moved there, not copied, so exactly one store answers.
Define store behavior when monitoring ownership changes.
If namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring changes during retention, routing selects the current VLCluster, while records already written to the old store are not copied. Historical logs can therefore disappear from the post-mortem view. Make routing immutable for the retention period, or retain routing history and query both stores.
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Update the routing behavior for namespace.namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring and
VLCluster so changing monitoring ownership during retention cannot hide
historical logs: either keep routing immutable for the retention period or
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docs(tenant-application-logs): add virtual logs resource proposal
docs(tenant-application-logs): tenant application logs via the authorizing proxy
Oct 22, 2026
Thanks. Agreed the asymmetry is gone, so logs now ride the same proxy (option a). Adopted your text: the log/ endpoints next to metrics/, the observability.cozystack.io */log subresource at use (view is a one-line change if you prefer), forced extra_stream_filters, the allowlist rebuild with AccountID/ProjectID set server-side, live tail with the since resume, and the collection change with Merge_Log_Key to stop the forged-namespace line. Post-mortem now comes from collection, not the resource shape; the top-level resource and the log subresource are in Alternatives with the follow and rollout costs.
Thanks for taking all of this in, the logs side reads much cleaner now.
One ordering issue, and it comes from my own Rollout text: Phase 1 now gates exposure on the write-path control, but the Merge_Log_Key hardening sits in Phase 2. That hardening is also a write-path control, and it closes a wider vector than the guest-cluster one: without it, any pod in any tenant can emit {"kubernetes":{"namespace_name":"<other>"}} and have the line shown in another tenant's namespace view, which Phase 1 already serves. Merge_Log_Key does not depend on the lineage labels or on the application scope, so I would move it into Phase 1, ahead of exposing the proxy, and keep only the lineage labels (cozystack_app_*) and the application endpoints in Phase 2.
…ten the read-path bounds
Per review: move the Merge_Log_Key forgery hardening into Phase 1 ahead of proxy exposure, since it is a read-isolation prerequisite independent of the lineage labels and application scope. Require a finite, clamped time window for query/hits/stats_query_range (VictoriaLogs otherwise scans the whole retention), name the per-endpoint response formats instead of a blanket NDJSON, map plural to Kind via ApplicationDefinitions, narrow the application-scoped post-mortem guarantee for windows predating the lineage labels (the namespace endpoint still serves them), note the monitoring-ownership-change store gap, state the bounded tail resume honestly, soften the (_stream_id,_time) dedup claim to at-least-once, and mark the Merge_Log_Key field move as a breaking field-schema change.
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Good catch, and agreed it was my own ordering slip. Moved the Merge_Log_Key hardening into Phase 1, ahead of exposing the proxy: it is a read-isolation prerequisite and depends on neither the lineage labels nor the application scope, so Phase 2 now carries only the cozystack_app_* labels and the application endpoints.
I also folded the CodeRabbit points from this pass: a required, clamped finite [start, end] for query/hits/stats_query_range (otherwise VictoriaLogs scans the whole retention), per-endpoint response formats instead of a blanket NDJSON, an explicit plural-to-Kind mapping via ApplicationDefinitions, the bounded application-scoped post-mortem for lines predating the lineage labels (the namespace endpoint still serves them), the monitoring-ownership-change store gap, an honest bounded tail resume, at-least-once delivery with best-effort boundary dedup, and the Merge_Log_Key field move flagged as a breaking field-schema change.
…istently breaking
The Upgrade section called the section 6 field move backward compatible while section 6 calls it a breaking field-schema change; align the Upgrade wording to section 6 (in-repo charts unaffected, external top-level-field readers must migrate to log_processed), and describe the streaming endpoints as NDJSON specifically rather than the whole response.
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- Line 137: Update the `tail` streaming proposal to specify nginx settings for
the location forwarding the log-tail path: disable response buffering so NDJSON
streams promptly and configure a suitable idle read timeout. Include validation
of the full UI → nginx → proxy → `vlselect` path across an idle interval.
- Line 125: Update the upstream-request contract in the proposal to specify that
the proxy sets both VictoriaLogs tenant headers, AccountID and ProjectID, to 0
to match current writes. State that isolation is provided by store resolution
and the forced namespace filter, and add a dedicated-store query test to detect
mismatched read and write tenant values.
- Line 126: Update the LogsQL validation for query, hits, and stats_query_range
to parse options and reject or normalize time_offset values that shift searches
outside the client-supplied start/end range; do not rely on substring matching
for ignore_global_time_filter. Add a test using a bounded window and a multi-day
offset to verify the HTTP time-range constraint is preserved.
- Line 188: Define the guest write-path control in Phase 1 by specifying whether
the parent rewrites or authenticates kubernetes_namespace_name, and add a Phase
1 test that verifies an unauthenticated guest writer cannot forge another
namespace. Keep the existing host-pod crafted-line test, but do not treat it as
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- `<pods>` are the application's pods over the request window, from the label values API on `kube_pod_labels` (same lookup as the metrics application scope), capped. The pod branch covers lines collected before the §6 change; an empty list is omitted.
- The `<pods>` lookup reads `tenant-root`'s VictoriaMetrics even when the logs live in a tenant `VLCluster`; for windows beyond metrics retention only the `cozystack_app_*` branch applies. So application-scoped post-mortem has a bounded reach: a line written before the §6 labels existed and older than metrics retention carries neither `cozystack_app_*` nor a resolvable pod, and the application endpoint cannot select it. Such lines stay reachable through the namespace endpoint; the post-mortem guarantee is narrowed accordingly (see Goals and Failure cases).
- `<plural>` must be a kind of `apps.cozystack.io`, `<name>` a DNS-1123 subdomain; values are quoted. Anything else is `400`. The proxy maps `<plural>` to the lineage `Kind` by reading the ApplicationDefinitions (the same mapping as #94's application scope) and uses the mapped value in `cozystack_app_kind`, never the raw plural.
- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
The proposal states that current writes use AccountID=0 and ProjectID=0, but it does not define the values that the proxy sends. Unless the write path changes, set both headers to 0 and state that isolation comes from store resolution and the forced namespace filter. Add a dedicated-store query test to catch mismatched read and write values.
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--- "a/design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md"+++ "b/design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md"@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@
- `<pods>` are the application's pods over the request window, from the label values API on `kube_pod_labels` (same lookup as the metrics application scope), capped. The pod branch covers lines collected before the §6 change; an empty list is omitted.
- The `<pods>` lookup reads `tenant-root`'s VictoriaMetrics even when the logs live in a tenant `VLCluster`; for windows beyond metrics retention only the `cozystack_app_*` branch applies. So application-scoped post-mortem has a bounded reach: a line written before the §6 labels existed and older than metrics retention carries neither `cozystack_app_*` nor a resolvable pod, and the application endpoint cannot select it. Such lines stay reachable through the namespace endpoint; the post-mortem guarantee is narrowed accordingly (see Goals and Failure cases).
- `<plural>` must be a kind of `apps.cozystack.io`, `<name>` a DNS-1123 subdomain; values are quoted. Anything else is `400`. The proxy maps `<plural>` to the lineage `Kind` by reading the ApplicationDefinitions (the same mapping as #94's application scope) and uses the mapped value in `cozystack_app_kind`, never the raw plural.
-- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.+- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets both to `0`, matching current writes. Isolation comes from store resolution and the forced namespace filter. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
- **Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, and `stats_query_range` the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound and does not restrict a client's `start`/`end` on the other endpoints.
- Queries using `options(ignore_global_time_filter=true)` are rejected, detected by a plain substring match on `ignore_global_time_filter` anywhere in `query`, subqueries included: it disables the time bounds the proxy relies on, and on `tail` it rescans the whole retention every tick.
- Platform sources are out of reach: kube-apiserver audit and Kubernetes events carry no `kubernetes_namespace_name` in the current pipeline, so the stream filter excludes them.
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- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets both to `0`, matching current writes. Isolation comes from store resolution and the forced namespace filter. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
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Update the upstream-request contract in the proposal to specify that the proxy
sets both VictoriaLogs tenant headers, AccountID and ProjectID, to 0 to match
current writes. State that isolation is provided by store resolution and the
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- The `<pods>` lookup reads `tenant-root`'s VictoriaMetrics even when the logs live in a tenant `VLCluster`; for windows beyond metrics retention only the `cozystack_app_*` branch applies. So application-scoped post-mortem has a bounded reach: a line written before the §6 labels existed and older than metrics retention carries neither `cozystack_app_*` nor a resolvable pod, and the application endpoint cannot select it. Such lines stay reachable through the namespace endpoint; the post-mortem guarantee is narrowed accordingly (see Goals and Failure cases).
- `<plural>` must be a kind of `apps.cozystack.io`, `<name>` a DNS-1123 subdomain; values are quoted. Anything else is `400`. The proxy maps `<plural>` to the lineage `Kind` by reading the ApplicationDefinitions (the same mapping as #94's application scope) and uses the mapped value in `cozystack_app_kind`, never the raw plural.
- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
- **Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, and `stats_query_range` the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound and does not restrict a client's `start`/`end` on the other endpoints.
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<title>VictoriaLogs: LogsQL</title>
<location>https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/logsql/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 days ago; VictoriaLogs supports the following options, which can be passed in the beginning of LogsQL query `<q>` via `options(opt1=v1, ..., optN=vN) <q>` syntax: ... The `in(...)` subquery without `options(ignore_global_time_filter=true)` takes into account only `user_id` values on the intersection of December 2024 and `[start...end)` time range passed to `/select/logsql/query` :
### Key concepts #
#### Word #
LogsQL treats log field values as sequences of words delimited by non-word chars such as whitespace, parens, punctuation chars (except underscores), etc. A token is considered a word if it contains only UTF-8 -encoded Unicode letters, digits, and underscores. For example, the string `foo_bar (baz-123,"тест45")!` is split into the following separate words: `foo_bar`, `baz`, `123`, and `тест45`. These words are taken into account by full-text search filters such as word filter , phrase filter and prefix filter .
#### Query syntax #
LogsQL query must contain at least a single filter for selecting the matching logs. For example, the following query selects all the logs for the last 5 minutes by using `_time` filter :
`_time:5m`
Tip: try `*` filter , which selects all the logs stored in VictoriaLogs. Do not worry - this doesn’t crash VictoriaLogs, even if the query selects trillions of logs.
If the timezone offset information is missing, then the local time zone of the host where VictoriaLogs runs is used. See how to control the timezone at VictoriaLogs server . For example, `_time:2023-10-20` matches all the logs for `2023-10-20` day according to the local time zone of the host where VictoriaLogs runs.
It is possible to specify generic offset for the selected time range by appending `offset` after the `_time` filter. Examples:
* `_time:offset 1h` matches logs until `now-1h`.
* `_time:5m offset 1h` matches logs on the time range `(now-1h5m, now-1h]`.
* `_time:2023-07Z offset 5h30m` matches logs on July, 2023 by UTC with offset 5h30m.
* `_time:[2023-02-01Z, 2023-03-01Z) offset 1w` matches logs the week before the time range `[2023-02-01Z, 2023-03-01Z)` by UTC.
See also `time_offset` option , which allows applying the given offset to all the filters on `_time` field without the need to modify the query.
See also `time_add` pipe , which allows adding the given duration to the given log field.
Performance tips:
* It is recommended to specify the smallest possible time range during the search, since it reduces the amount of log entries that need to be scanned during the query. For example, `_time:1h` is usually faster than `_time:5h`.
* While LogsQL supports arbitrary number of `_time:...` filters at any level of logical filters , it is recommended specifying a single `_time` filter at the top level of the query.
* See other performance tips .
See also:
* Day range filter
* Week range filter
* Stream filter
* Word filter
The priority order can be changed with parentheses. For example, `NOT info OR debug` is interpreted as `(NOT info) OR debug`, so it matches log messages , which do not contain `info` word , while it also matches messages with `debug` word (which may contain the `info` word). This is not what most users expect. In this case the query can be rewritten to `NOT (info OR debug)`, which correctly returns log messages without `info` and `debug` words .
LogsQL supports arbitrary complex logical queries with arbitrary mix of `AND`, `OR` and `NOT` operations and parentheses.
By default logical filters apply to the `_msg` field unless the inner filters explicitly specify the needed log field via `field_name:filter` syntax. For example, `(error OR warn) AND host.hostname:host123` is interpreted as `(_msg:error OR _msg:warn) AND host.hostname:host123`.
It is possible to specify a single log field for multiple filters with the following syntax:
`field_name:(q1 OR q2 OR…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>VictoriaLogs: SQL to LogsQL Tutorial</title>
<location>https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/sql-to-logsql/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; It is expected that you are familiar with SQL and know how to execute queries at VictoriaLogs . ... * By default, VictoriaLogs selects log entries across all log streams.
Both names and values in every log entry are strings. They may contain arbitrary string data.
* Every log entry (row) can be represented as a flat JSON object: `{"f1":"v1",...,"fN":"vN"}`. See these docs .
* By default, VictoriaLogs selects log entries across all log streams. The needed set of log streams can be specified via stream filters .
* By default, VictoriaLogs returns all the fields across the selected logs. The set of returned fields can be limited with the `fields` pipe .
## Query Structure #
SQL query structure is quite convoluted:
`SELECT
<fields, aggregations, calculations, transformations>
FROM <table>
<optional JOINs>
<optional filters with optional subqueries>
<optional GROUP BY>
<optional HAVING>
<optional ORDER BY>
<optional LIMIT / OFFSET>
<optional UNION>`
LogsQL query structure is much simpler:
`<filters>
| <optional_pipe1>
| ...
| <optional_pipeN>`
The `<filters>` part selects the needed logs (rows) according to the provided filters . Then the provided pipes are executed sequentially. Every such pipe receives all the rows from the previous stage, performs some calculations and/or transformations, and then pushes the resulting rows to the next stage. This simplifies reading and understanding the query: just read it from beginning to end to understand what it does at every stage.
LogsQL pipes cover all the functionality of SQL: aggregations, calculations, transformations, subqueries, joins, post-filters, sorting, etc. See the conversion rules on how to convert SQL to LogsQL.
## Conversion Rules #
The following rules must be used for converting an SQL query into a LogsQL query:
* If the SQL query contains `WHERE`, then convert it into LogsQL filters . Otherwise, just start the LogsQL query with `*` . For example, `SELECT * FROM table WHERE field1=value1 AND field2<>value2` is converted into `field1:=value1 field2:!</excerpt>
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<title>VictoriaLogs: Querying</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: yesterday; VictoriaLogs can be queried with LogsQL via the following ways: ... The response can be interrupted at any time by closing the connection to VictoriaLogs server.
# Querying
Querying #
VictoriaLogs can be queried with LogsQL via the following ways:
* vlogscli
* Command-line interface
* HTTP API
* Web UI - a web-based UI for querying logs
* Grafana plugin
## HTTP API #
VictoriaLogs provides the following HTTP endpoints:
* `/select/logsql/query` for querying logs.
* `/select/logsql/tail` for live tailing of query results.
* `/select/logsql/hits` for querying log hits stats over the given time range.
* `/select/logsql/facets` for querying the most frequent values per each field seen in the selected logs.
* `/select/logsql/stats_query` for querying log stats at the given time.
* `/select/logsql/stats_query_range` for querying log stats over the given time range.
* `/select/logsql/stream_ids` for querying `_stream_id` values of log streams .
* `/select/logsql/streams` for querying log streams .
* `/select/logsql/stream_field_names` for querying log stream field names.
* `/select/logsql/stream_field_values` for querying log stream field values.
* `/select/logsql/field_names` for querying log field names.
* `/select/logsql/field_values` for querying log field values.
* `/select/tenant_ids` for querying tenants across the stored data.
See also:
* Extra filters
* Resource usage limits
### Querying logs #
Logs stored in VictoriaLogs can be queried at the `/select/logsql/query` HTTP endpoint. The LogsQL query must be passed via `query` argument. For example, the following query returns all the log entries with the `error` word:
`curl http://localhost:9428/select/logsql/query -d 'query=error'`
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; Sources: app/vlselect/logsql/logsql.go107-120 lib/logstorage/storage_search.go24-96 lib/logstorage/storage_search.go208-233 lib/logstorage/pipe.go269-325 ... Query options modify query behavior and are specified at the beginning of a query: ... `ignore_global_time_filter` | bool | Skip global time filter from HTTP params ... `time_offset` | duration | Offset to subtract from all `_time` filters
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<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Published: 7 months ago; Crawled: 6 days ago; # logsql: add global time filter option #1183 ... The `global_filter` query option is available in VictoriaLogs starting from v1.49.0 release.
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- 1: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/logsql/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/logsql/?utm_source=openai
Inspect and constrain LogsQL time options.
options(time_offset=...) shifts the selected time window. It does not widen the clamped window, but it can move that window outside the client-supplied start/end range. The bounded-span guarantee remains intact, while the stated scan-location guarantee does not.
Reject or normalize time_offset if the proxy must restrict queries to the HTTP time range. Also parse LogsQL options instead of checking only ignore_global_time_filter by substring. Add a test with a bounded window and a multi-day offset.
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Update the LogsQL validation for query, hits, and stats_query_range to parse
options and reject or normalize time_offset values that shift searches outside
the client-supplied start/end range; do not rely on substring matching for
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- **Phase 1: the proxy endpoints (namespace scope), the RBAC rule, and the `Merge_Log_Key` hardening.** Serve `/namespaces/<ns>/log/...` on the shared proxy with the forced `extra_stream_filters`, ship the aggregated `*/log` rule at `use`, and set `Merge_Log_Key` in Fluent Bit before exposing the proxy. `Merge_Log_Key` is a read-isolation prerequisite (without it a crafted line forges `kubernetes_namespace_name` and surfaces in another namespace's view) and depends on neither the lineage labels nor the application scope, so it belongs here, not in Phase 2. Land the guest-cluster write-path control in the same phase.
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Specify and test the guest write-path control before proxy exposure.
The proposal now places the guest write-path control in Phase 1 and makes it a proxy-exposure prerequisite. However, it leaves the control itself open as an unresolved question. Define whether the parent rewrites or authenticates kubernetes_namespace_name, and add a Phase 1 test for a forged namespace from an unauthenticated guest writer. The current test covers a crafted JSON line from a host pod, not this guest write path.
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Define the guest write-path control in Phase 1 by specifying whether the parent
rewrites or authenticates kubernetes_namespace_name, and add a Phase 1 test that
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Hi! We removed Status and Date from proposal headers in #111. Could you remove these fields when you next update your proposal? Decision records keep their metadata.
Sorry for the extra work, I wanted to mention this now so it doesn't come up late in review.
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Thanks, IvanHunters, and thanks Maxim Kitsunoff (@kitsunoff). Moving logs behind the same proxy as metrics is the right call. It removes both cozystack-api costs (the 60 s cut on follow and every rollout cutting every stream), and it gives logs and metrics one identity and RBAC model. The bounded time window, the rebuilt request, the AccountID/ProjectID headers set server-side and the honest tail-resume semantics all look right to me.
I posted a review on #94 yesterday. Most of it applies here too, since the two proposals share the proxy. Below is the logs-specific version, plus two things that only #95 has. As on #94, the broader questions are separate work that I'm not asking this proposal to solve: where node-level data is scraped, write-path trust, and how per-application permissions are shipped.
1. Paths and authorization: mirror Kubernetes, drop observability.cozystack.io (§1 lines 71–72, §2 lines 86–106, line 151).
Same scheme as I proposed on #94. The per-application subresource is log, like upstream's pods/log:
get, group apps.cozystack.io, resource <plural>, subresource log, name <name>, namespace <ns>
whole namespace
/apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/logs/
list, group cozystack.io, resource logs, namespace <ns>
The VictoriaLogs API (select/logsql/...) sits under each root.
The proxy, not kube-apiserver, serves these paths. The dashboard's nginx needs a more specific location for them ahead of /apis, with the same proxy_buffering off and long timeouts the /apis location already uses for watches. Otherwise flush-per-line on tail won't reach the browser.
Authorization attributes come from the path and don't depend on the HTTP method.
On the RBAC level (line 106): I'd follow Kubernetes' defaults here. The upstream view role grants pods/log. edit is where the escalating reads come in: pods/exec, pods/attach, pods/portforward and secrets. Cozystack mirrors that split already, with VM console and VNC access at use. So I'd put log-read at view:
the per-application check already lands there, because it matches the view role's apps.cozystack.io wildcard (a resource wildcard also matches subresources);
the namespace-wide logs rule goes into view explicitly.
2. Application scope: rely on the identity fields from collection, drop the pod lookup (§3 lines 116–123).
The §6 change puts the application's identity on every line at collection time. That's the direction we want for metrics too, and it makes the application scope a plain equality match. The pod lookup only backfills lines older than the Phase 2 rollout, and it costs a lot for that:
the logs read path comes to depend on tenant-root's VictoriaMetrics and kube-state-metrics;
its reach is bounded by metrics retention;
it brings back an OR branch with a capped :in(<pods>) list.
Since the identity fields and the application endpoint ship together in Phase 2, I'd drop the lookup. Lines from before Phase 2 stay reachable through the namespace endpoint, which Goals and Failure cases already treat as the fallback.
Also, please use the same field names as #94 for the identity fields. My #94 review suggests apps_cozystack_io_application_{group,kind,name}, mirroring the lineage keys. Whatever we settle on, logs and metrics should match.
3. Ship Merge_Log_Key now, as a fix to cozystack itself, rather than as Phase 1 of this proposal (§6 line 145, Rollout line 188).
The forgery §6 describes is live today, regardless of this proposal. In packages/system/monitoring-agents:
the kubernetes filter runs with Merge_Log On and no Merge_Log_Key, so a JSON log line's keys land at the top level of the record;
modify/Add never overwrites an existing key;
rewrite_tag routes on $kubernetes_namespace_name.
So a pod can set log_source, tenant and cluster on its own lines. If the duplicate-kubernetes-map analysis in §6 holds, it can also steer its lines into another tenant's own VLCluster, which that tenant's Grafana shows today. That deserves a cozystack PR, with the field-schema migration note §6 already describes, independent of when #95 is accepted. #95's Phase 1 then simply depends on it having landed.
4. Don't gate exposure on the guest-cluster write-path control (Security line 162, Rollout line 188).
Same as on #94: which control closes the write path is still an open question (line 195), and choosing it is part of the broader work. Please keep the risk documented, and leave the go/no-go to rollout. One addition: a guest cluster writes only into its tenant's owning store, so a forged line can only show up under namespaces that share that store.
5. Store resolution (§4 line 132, line 169).
Logs are already routed to the owning VLCluster at collection time, so serving a tenant from its own stack works here today. Two small points:
The proxy should resolve a namespace to its store with exactly the rule the collector uses (monitoring-agents.tenantLogRoutes: the label names a tenant other than the root target, otherwise root), ideally from one shared definition, so reads and writes can't disagree.
"Empty means tenant-root" (line 132, line 169) practically never happens. tenant-root's own value is hard-coded, so every namespace inherits a non-empty label.
6. Smaller items
Allowlist (line 125): a log viewer usually needs a pod and container picker. field_values, stream_field_values and facets accept the same extra filters as the other endpoints, so they could be allowlisted with the same forced scope.
The proxy's own permissions:
create on tokenreviews and subjectaccessreviews;
get/list on ApplicationDefinitions, for the plural-to-Kind mapping;
…iew, drop pod lookup
Per maintainer review: serve apps.cozystack.io/<plural>/<name>/log and cozystack.io/logs roots with the matching SubjectAccessReview instead of an observability.cozystack.io group; put log-read at view (mirroring upstream pods/log); define the application scope by the collection-time identity labels apps_cozystack_io_application_{group,kind,name} and drop the pod lookup (pre-Phase-2 lines fall back to the namespace endpoint); split the Merge_Log_Key forgery hardening out as a separate cozystack fix that Phase 1 depends on, keeping only the lineage labels as the Phase 2 collection change; stop gating exposure on the unchosen guest write-path control and note a guest writes only into its own store; resolve the store with the collector's own rule; allowlist the picker endpoints; enumerate the proxy's permissions; drop the Status and Date header fields per #111.
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Dropped observability.cozystack.io; the proxy serves /apis/apps.cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces////log/ and /apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces//logs/, authorized by get /log and list logs. nginx gets a location ahead of /apis with proxy_buffering off and the watch timeouts so tail flushes through.
Log-read is at view, mirroring upstream pods/log; the namespace logs rule goes into view.
Split Merge_Log_Key out as a separate cozystack fix, since the forgery is live today; Phase 1 depends on it having landed, and section 6 is now just the lineage-labels collection change (Phase 2).
Removed the exposure gate on the guest write-path control, documented the risk, and noted a guest writes only into its own store.
Store resolution uses the collector's own routing rule from one shared definition; dropped "empty means tenant-root" as the common case.
Allowlisted the picker endpoints (field_values/stream_field_values/facets), enumerated the proxy's permissions, dropped the Status and Date fields.
Happy to file the Merge_Log_Key fix as its own cozystack PR if you want it moving independently.
…he diagram
Fluent Bit writes via vlinsert, not vlselect; point both the collector write and the proxy read at the VLCluster store node.
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- Line 68: Update the proxy parameter allowlist documentation for the picker
endpoints field_values and stream_field_values to use endpoint-specific
allowlists that preserve the required field parameter, so the pod/container
picker requests work. Keep the existing allowlists for other endpoints
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- Line 118: Update the “Bounded time window” rule to cap bucket counts for hits
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- Because the §6 identity labels and the application endpoint ship together (Phase 2), the application scope is a plain equality match, with no pod lookup. Lines from before Phase 2 do not carry the labels; they stay reachable through the namespace endpoint, which Goals and Failure cases treat as the fallback.
- `<plural>` must be a kind of `apps.cozystack.io`, `<name>` a DNS-1123 subdomain; values are quoted. Anything else is `400`. The proxy maps `<plural>` to the title-cased lineage `Kind` by reading the ApplicationDefinitions (the same mapping as #94), in one place, and uses the mapped value in `apps_cozystack_io_application_kind`, never the raw plural.
- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
- **Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, `stats_query_range`, and the picker endpoints the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound.
The time-window rule limits the span, but the allowlist still passes the client's step upstream without a limit. The bucket count is roughly (end - start) / step. With a span that the proxy accepts, a very small step can produce a very large response and a heavy VictoriaLogs workload. Add a bucket limit to this rule, and state how the proxy applies it.
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--- "a/design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md"+++ "b/design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md"@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@
- Because the §6 identity labels and the application endpoint ship together (Phase 2), the application scope is a plain equality match, with no pod lookup. Lines from before Phase 2 do not carry the labels; they stay reachable through the namespace endpoint, which Goals and Failure cases treat as the fallback.
- `<plural>` must be a kind of `apps.cozystack.io`, `<name>` a DNS-1123 subdomain; values are quoted. Anything else is `400`. The proxy maps `<plural>` to the title-cased lineage `Kind` by reading the ApplicationDefinitions (the same mapping as #94), in one place, and uses the mapped value in `apps_cozystack_io_application_kind`, never the raw plural.
- The upstream request is built from scratch: only allowlisted parameters (`query`, `start`, `end`, `limit` (clamped), `step`, and on `tail` only `since` or `start_offset`, both capped) and no client headers. VictoriaLogs takes the tenant from `AccountID` / `ProjectID` headers; the proxy always sets them. Client `extra_filters` / `extra_stream_filters` are dropped. `/select/tenant_ids` and every non-allowlisted path are not proxied.
-- **Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, `stats_query_range`, and the picker endpoints the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound.+- **Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, `stats_query_range`, and the picker endpoints the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. For `hits` and `stats_query_range`, the proxy also caps the bucket count: it raises `step` so that `(end - start) / step` does not exceed a fixed maximum (proposed: 1000 buckets). The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound.
- Queries using `options(ignore_global_time_filter=true)` are rejected, detected by a plain substring match on `ignore_global_time_filter` anywhere in `query`, subqueries included: it disables the time bounds the proxy relies on, and on `tail` it rescans the whole retention every tick.
- Platform sources are out of reach: kube-apiserver audit and Kubernetes events carry no `kubernetes_namespace_name` in the current pipeline, so the stream filter excludes them.
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-**Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, `stats_query_range`, and the picker endpoints the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound.
-**Bounded time window.** For `query`, `hits`, `stats_query_range`, and the picker endpoints the proxy requires or derives a finite `[start, end]` and clamps the maximum span; VictoriaLogs otherwise uses the oldest stored timestamp when `start` is omitted and would scan the whole retention. Inverted ranges are rejected with `400`. For `hits` and `stats_query_range`, the proxy also caps the bucket count: it raises `step` so that `(end - start) / step` does not exceed a fixed maximum (proposed: 1000 buckets). The `tail` resume cap (§5) is a separate bound.
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Update the “Bounded time window” rule to cap bucket counts for hits and
stats_query_range by raising step as needed so the accepted time span produces
no more than a fixed maximum, proposed as 1000 buckets; keep the separate tail
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Thanks, IvanHunters, this addresses everything from my last review. Two small things are left, plus an answer to your offer:
Picker parameters (line 117). The allowlist admits query, start, end, limit, step and the tail parameters. But field_values and stream_field_values need field, and facets takes its own options, so the pickers allowlisted in §1 can't work as written. Please add each picker endpoint's own parameters to the allowlist, under the same forced scope.
Bound step (line 118).hits and stats_query_range return one bucket per step. A tiny step over the maximum span therefore yields millions of buckets. Please clamp it the same way #94 caps points per series.
Yes, please file the Merge_Log_Key fix as its own cozystack PR so it can move independently. It protects §6 too: without it, a JSON log line could also set kubernetes.labels and claim another application's identity.
One nit, not blocking: the identity fields go into _stream_fields (§6), so the application scope (line 112) could use extra_stream_filters like the namespace scope does. Stream filters are what VictoriaLogs indexes for.
…ker params, bound step
Use extra_stream_filters for the application scope (the identity fields are stream fields), add each picker endpoint's own parameters to the allowlist under the forced scope, clamp step so hits and stats_query_range cannot return an unbounded number of buckets, and note that the separate Merge_Log_Key fix also protects the application scope from a forged kubernetes.labels.
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117-118: Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Heavy lift
Specify response-cardinality limits for each endpoint.
The README does not establish that an omitted limit returns all lines or that stats_query_range produces unbounded series. It only states limit (clamped). It does not define omitted-limit behavior for query, field_values, stream_field_values, or facets, a picker-value cap such as max_values_per_field, or a series-count cap. The step clamp limits bucket count only. Define and test explicit defaults and maximums for query rows, picker values, and stats series.
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Update the README’s upstream request and bounded-time-window sections to define
explicit default and maximum response-cardinality limits for query rows,
field_values and stream_field_values values, facets, and stats_query_range
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Preserve the picker parameters used by the client.
field_values and stream_field_values also support filter and ignore_pipes. This allowlist names only field, so the proxy will drop those parameters if the picker uses server-side filtering. Enumerate the complete per-endpoint allowlists and test a filtered picker request. (docs.victoriametrics.com)
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Review comments at @design-proposals/tenant-application-logs/README.md:
- Around line 117-118: Update the README’s upstream request and
bounded-time-window sections to define explicit default and maximum
response-cardinality limits for query rows, field_values and stream_field_values
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Thanks. Both items are in the latest commit (4ba9270), and the Merge_Log_Key fix is filed:
Picker parameters: the allowlist now carries each picker endpoint's own parameters (field for field_values and stream_field_values, and the facets options), under the same forced scope.
Also took the nit: the identity fields are stream fields (_stream_fields in §6), so the application scope now uses extra_stream_filters, the same mechanism as the namespace scope.
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Thanks, IvanHunters, this addresses everything from my reviews. Approving. Phase 1 still waits on cozystack/cozystack#5167, as the proposal already says.
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## What this PR does
Makes Fluent Bit keep the pod lineage labels
`apps.cozystack.io/application.{group,kind,name}` on container log
lines, as the stream fields
`apps_cozystack_io_application_{group,kind,name}`, for both the default
container-log output and the per-tenant routed output.
Why: the per-application logs scope in the design proposal [Tenant
application logs](cozystack/community#95)
(section 6) filters by these stream fields. Today the kubernetes filter
fetches pod labels, but they are dropped together with the rest of the
`kubernetes_*` keys before output.
What changes in the pipeline:
- A second `nest` lift of the pod labels, then a rename of the three
lineage keys to their final names before the existing `Remove_wildcard
kubernetes_` runs. All other labels are still removed. Every lifted key
is prefixed, so no other label can collide into the identity names.
- The three keys are added to `_stream_fields` of both container-log
outputs. Events and audit pipelines are unchanged.
- A parsed JSON log line is kept under `log_processed` (already on
`main`), so a line's content cannot create the identity keys.
- Guest Kubernetes clusters are not affected: their monitoring-agents
release replaces the filters and outputs wholesale. A regression test in
`packages/apps/kubernetes` pins that guest streams carry no identity
fields.
Effect on existing streams: VictoriaLogs treats a missing stream field
like an empty one, and the rename writes nothing when the label is
absent. Pods without lineage labels keep exactly the same stream. Pods
with lineage labels get a new stream once after the rollout; their
earlier lines stay reachable by namespace.
#### How it was tested
- helm-unittest for `monitoring-agents` (lift order, rename before
`Remove_wildcard`, stream fields on both outputs, events and audit
untouched) and for `kubernetes` (guest streams unchanged). The
events/audit guard was mutation-checked.
- Verified on a test cluster: real pod log lines arrive, Redis pods'
lines carry the three `apps_cozystack_io_application_*` stream fields,
and Fluent Bit logs show no errors.
#### Known limitation
Guest clusters write to the parent log store without authentication, so
a guest administrator can forge these stream fields as well as the
namespace field, within the store their tenant shares. This is the
write-path trust risk already documented in the proposal.
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and `values.schema.json` are unchanged.
### Release note
```release-note
feat(monitoring-agents): container log lines of pods that belong to a Cozystack application now carry `apps_cozystack_io_application_{group,kind,name}` stream fields in VictoriaLogs. Streams of pods without application labels are unchanged; streams of application pods start a new stream once after the upgrade.
```
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Container-log streams now include application group, kind, and name
metadata for root and tenant stores.
* Guest monitoring streams include pod name, container name, and
namespace fields.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Application metadata is added to container-log streams without
changing the existing stream fields for event and audit outputs.
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…horizing proxy (#5214)
## What this PR does
Adds `observability-proxy`, a new system component that lets a tenant
user read the logs of their own namespace from VictoriaLogs with the
same Kubernetes credentials they already use for the console, and with
Kubernetes RBAC deciding what they can read. This is the first part of
the design proposals [Tenant application
logs](cozystack/community#95) and [Tenant
resource-consumption
metrics](cozystack/community#94); this PR
implements the namespace logs root only. Metrics and the per-application
roots follow in separate PRs.
Why a proxy: today the log stores are shared per root tenant and have no
notion of a caller, so tenants cannot be given direct read access
without seeing other tenants' logs. The proxy authenticates the caller,
authorizes the request from its path, and rebuilds the upstream query so
that its scope cannot be widened by the client.
Backward compatibility: this adds a new package and a new HelmRelease;
nothing existing is renamed, removed or changed, so no migration is
needed.
What is included:
- `cmd/observability-proxy` and `internal/observabilityproxy`: the
proxy.
- Serves
`/apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/logs/select/logsql/<endpoint>`
for the VictoriaLogs read endpoints the console needs (`query`, `hits`,
`stats_query_range`, `tail`, `field_values`, `stream_field_values`,
`facets`). Anything else under the root answers `404`.
- Authentication by `TokenReview`, authorization by one
`SubjectAccessReview` built from the path (`list` on `cozystack.io/logs`
in the namespace), both cached briefly.
- The upstream request is rebuilt from an allowlist of parameters; the
namespace scope is always forced as `extra_stream_filters`.
Client-supplied `extra_filters`, `extra_stream_filters`, any LogsQL
`options(...)` block, and tenant headers such as `AccountID`/`ProjectID`
are not forwarded or are refused.
- Non-canonical paths (`..`, `//`, encoded separators) are refused with
`400` before any authorization is built, because the console nginx
matches on the normalized path but forwards the raw one.
- Time window, step, bucket count and result limits are clamped;
per-user rate, concurrency and open-tail limits answer `429`. Invalid
time, step and limit parameters answer `400`.
- The store is resolved from the namespace's
`namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring` label.
- Live `tail` streams are passed through unbuffered, and the upstream
tail request disables compression so headers reach the client before the
first line.
- `packages/system/observability-proxy`: chart and image build, wired
into the root `make build`.
- Platform wiring: a new `cozystack.observability-proxy` PackageSource,
enabled by default on the full variants and opt-in on the slim ones, the
same way as `monitoring-agents`.
- RBAC: an aggregated `cozy:observability:view` ClusterRole grants
`list` on `cozystack.io/logs` to tenant `view` and above. No API server
serves this resource; the rule exists only for the proxy's
`SubjectAccessReview`. The proxy's own ClusterRole is limited to the
calls it makes (`tokenreviews`, `subjectaccessreviews`, `list`/`watch`
on namespaces).
- Console nginx: when the proxy is not installed or cannot be reached,
the observability roots answer `404` with a Kubernetes `Status` body,
which the console shows as not available on this cluster; the proxy's
own `502`/`504` for an unreachable store pass through unchanged.
- Console: one regex `location` in the console nginx routes the four
observability roots to the proxy ahead of `/apis`. The upstream is
resolved at request time, so the console starts even when the proxy is
not installed; those paths then answer `404` with a Kubernetes `Status`
body. The console Deployment now receives the cluster domain for that
resolution.
- E2E: a new Chainsaw suite `hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/`
with two tenants, covering `401`/`403`/`200`, scope-widening attempts,
path normalization and a long-lived `tail`.
#### How it was tested
- `go test -race` and `go vet` for the proxy packages.
- helm-unittest for `observability-proxy`, `dashboard`, `tenant` and
`core/platform`; bats tests for the console nginx routing.
- The Chainsaw suite was not run as-is: it deploys its own VictoriaLogs
as the root store and refuses to run when a real one exists. Its cases
were replayed by a script against the real store on a test cluster.
- Verified on a test cluster:
- `401` without a token and with an invalid token, `403` for another
tenant's namespace, `200` for the caller's own.
- Client `extra_stream_filters`/`extra_filters` (GET and POST), an
`AccountID` header and another tenant's stream named inside the query do
not widen the scope; `options(...)` answers `400`; a path with `..`
pointing at another tenant answers `400`; an endpoint outside the
allowlist answers `404`.
- Through the full browser chain (OIDC login, gatekeeper, gateway,
console nginx), a single `tail` stayed open for more than two minutes
without reconnecting, and requests from the same session to other
tenants' roots answered `403`.
- Not verified: the `429` limits under real load. `golangci-lint` has
not been run locally.
#### Known limitations
- The proxy is reachable only through the console route; tenant
workloads have no egress rule to it. Every request takes its concurrency
or tail slot before the body is read; the token and access reviews and
the body read run under `--request-timeout`, so a stalled kube-apiserver
answers `503` rather than holding the request; and writes to the client
carry a deadline (renewed per line for tails). `--request-timeout=0`
disables those bounds and should not be used in production.
- The first lines a newly started pod writes can be missing from an
already open `tail`, although they are in the store. The likely cause is
that Fluent Bit picks up a new log file later than the VictoriaLogs
live-tail window; later lines of the same pod arrive. A history query
shows them.
- The per-application roots (`.../<plural>/<name>/log`, `.../metrics`)
and the namespace metrics root answer `404` in this PR.
### Screenshots
No UI changes.
### Downstream repositories
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follow-up: cozystack/website#787 (docs land
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(`packages/core/platform/sources/observability-proxy.yaml`) triggers
`content/en/docs/next/guides/platform-stack/_index.md` and
`operations/configuration/licenses.md`; adding it to the system bundle
(`packages/core/platform/templates/bundles/system.yaml`) may also need a
line in `operations/configuration/variants.md`. A user-facing page for
the logs API and the new tenant `view` permission is not required by the
trigger map but would be useful. Tracked in cozystack/website#787. Other
repositories: no trigger matched. `packages/core/platform/values.yaml`
is not changed (only a test fixture), no package under `packages/apps/`
gains a values field, and no CRD changes. The root `Makefile` `build`
target builds one more image; this does not touch `hack/` or the make
targets `ccp` relies on, so `ccp` is not considered affected, but a
reviewer may want to confirm.
### Release note
```release-note
feat(observability-proxy): add an authorizing proxy that lets tenant users read their namespace logs from VictoriaLogs with their Kubernetes credentials, under `/apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/logs/`. Access requires the tenant `view` role or higher. The component is enabled by default on full variants and opt-in on slim variants.
```
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Added an observability proxy for tenant-scoped log access through the
console, including live log streaming. Requests are authenticated,
access-controlled, and subject to configurable rate and concurrency
limits.
* Added platform packaging and deployment support, with console routing
for observability requests.
* **Tests**
* Added automated coverage for access control, tenant scoping, query
handling, streaming, proxy behavior, and deployment configuration.
* **Documentation**
* Updated end-to-end test guidance with host requirements for running
the observability proxy suite.
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)
## What this PR does
Depends on #5219. This PR is stacked on that branch; the description
covers only what it adds on top.
Adds the per-application roots to the observability proxy, as described
in the design proposals [Tenant application
logs](cozystack/community#95) and [Tenant
resource-consumption
metrics](cozystack/community#94):
```text
/apis/apps.cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/<plural>/<name>/log/select/logsql/<endpoint>
/apis/apps.cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/<plural>/<name>/metrics/api/v1/<endpoint>
```
This lets the console show the logs and resource consumption of one
application rather than of the whole namespace.
What is added:
- Plural-to-Kind mapping from an informer over `ApplicationDefinitions`.
The Kind is looked up only after the `SubjectAccessReview` (`get
<plural>/log` or `get <plural>/metrics`), so an unauthenticated caller
cannot probe which plurals exist. An unknown plural answers `404`; an
unsynced cache or a plural declared by two kinds answers `503`.
- Logs: a second `extra_stream_filters` value with the application Kind
and name, on top of the unchanged namespace filter. VictoriaLogs ANDs
the two, on every endpoint including `tail`.
- Metrics: the forced `extra_filters[]` becomes an OR of three branches,
each still bound to the namespace:
1. series carrying the application identity labels;
2. series of the application's pods, found through `kube_pod_labels`;
3. series of the application's PVCs, found through
`kube_persistentvolumeclaim_labels`.
- The pod and PVC lookups cap the number of names
(`--metrics-app-max-pods`, `--metrics-app-max-pvcs`); over the cap
answers `422`. A failed pod or PVC lookup fails the request (`502`, or
`504` on the deadline) rather than answer without the application's
series, and so does a lookup that vmselect marks `isPartial`, since a
storage node that did not answer leaves names out (a partial list
already over the cap still answers `422`); vmselect's series-limit
refusal of a lookup is passed through as `422`. A query that reads
further back than `--metrics-app-lookback` (default 720h, chart value
`observabilityProxy.metrics.appLookback`), or by an unknown amount, and
a query whose samples lie at a time the lookup cannot cover answer `422`
on the application root; this includes every query with an `@` modifier,
`WITH` with a negative offset, and offsets that are not plain durations.
The namespace root still serves them. `rollup_candlestick`, a backslash
or a `#` comment outside a string, an offset directly followed by a
minus (compound durations such as `-1h-30m` or `1h-2h`), and a subquery
step that is not a plain duration are refused as well. The lookup
reaches past the evaluation time by any negative offset and by two steps
per subquery level.
- Application routes require read access to the namespace root as well
as the application subresource; a grant narrowed with `resourceNames`
alone answers `403`.
- The proxy's ClusterRole gains `list`/`watch` on
`cozystack.io/applicationdefinitions`. No tenant RBAC change is needed:
the `view` role already allows `get` on every `apps.cozystack.io`
resource and subresource.
- `/readyz` now also waits for the `ApplicationDefinitions` cache, so a
missing CRD or RBAC rule keeps the whole proxy unready, namespace roots
included.
#### Data comes from the identity labels
The application roots find data only through identity labels added by
three PRs that are now in main:
- #5215 `feat(monitoring-agents)`: export PVC labels from
kube-state-metrics (PVC branch).
- #5216 `feat(monitoring)`: stamp application identity on scraped series
(identity branch).
- #5217 `feat(monitoring-agents)`: keep application identity in
container log streams (logs root).
Merge after #5219.
The pod branch does not depend on them, because `kube_pod_labels`
already exports all pod labels. Logs and series written before those
changes rolled out carry no identity and are reachable only through the
namespace root.
#### Security condition: a convenience filter, not an isolation boundary
The application roots narrow the namespace roots; they do not isolate
applications from each other. Each application route therefore requires
two grants: the application subresource (`get <plural>/log` or `get
<plural>/metrics`) and read access to the namespace root (`list
cozystack.io/logs` or `cozystack.io/metrics` in the namespace). A grant
narrowed with `resourceNames` alone is refused. Every tenant role that
can read applications already has both. The application scope cannot
isolate yet because:
1. The lineage webhook keeps `apps.cozystack.io/application.*` labels
that a user sets on a pod or PVC that has no application owner, so such
an object can claim another application's identity.
2. The webhook's `objectSelector` skips any object created with
`internal.cozystack.io/managed-by-cozystack`, pods included, so forged
labels on such an object are never examined.
3. The pod and PVC branches match by name over the lookup window, so an
object that reuses the name of another application's recently deleted
pod or PVC pulls that object's older series into scope.
The proposed fix (a separate change to the lineage webhook) is to strip
the identity labels when no owner resolves, and to stop skipping CREATE
requests for objects carrying the managed-by label.
#### Other known gaps
- PVCs created from a StatefulSet's `volumeClaimTemplates` usually get
no lineage labels, so their volume series are not in the application
scope.
- ingress-nginx series intentionally carry no application identity, so
they are reachable only through the namespace root.
- A request for an application that does not exist answers `200` with an
empty result rather than `404`: the proxy checks authorization, not
existence. Nothing leaks; whether a `404` is wanted is open for review.
#### How it was tested
- `go test -race` and `go vet` for the proxy packages, including a
narrowed-grant test (access to application `a` only): every application
path for `b` answers `403` and no request reaches the store. Name
escaping in the pod and PVC branches is covered for regex metacharacters
and quotes.
- helm-unittest for `observability-proxy` (new RBAC rule).
- Verified on a test cluster, with the three identity PRs above applied:
the application logs root of a Redis instance returned only that
instance's lines and none from a neighbouring pod in the same namespace;
its application metrics root returned only the Redis pods' series.
### Screenshots
No UI changes.
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chart RBAC; it reads `ApplicationDefinitions` but does not change their
semantics or the CRD. The security condition above may deserve a note in
the design proposals in `cozystack/community`, which is not a
trigger-map item.
### Release note
```release-note
feat(observability-proxy): add per-application logs and metrics roots under `/apis/apps.cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/<plural>/<name>/{log,metrics}/`, scoped by application identity labels. Data appears for logs and series collected after the application identity changes to Fluent Bit, VMAgent and kube-state-metrics are rolled out.
```
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Added a tenant-aware observability proxy for logs and metrics, with
namespace and application scoping, access checks, and per-user request
limits.
* Enabled the proxy in the system package bundle and routed console log
and metrics requests through it.
* Added live log streaming and health, readiness, and metrics endpoints.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Invalid or excessive query parameters are rejected; requests with
uncertain application-metric scope are refused rather than returning
incomplete results.
* **Tests**
* Added end-to-end and integration coverage for tenant isolation,
console routing, access controls, and log streaming.
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This serves tenant application logs in the Cozystack dashboard from the same stateless authorizing proxy as the metrics proposal (#94), in front of vlselect, under the same observability.cozystack.io group (a */log subresource). Forced namespace scope via extra_stream_filters, native LogsQL/NDJSON passthrough, live tail without the kube-apiserver 60s cut, an application scope by lineage labels plus a pod lookup, and a Fluent Bit collection change that adds application identity and stops a crafted line forging its namespace.
An earlier draft in this PR served logs as a top-level logs.cozystack.io virtual resource; now that metrics is a proxy the subresource-vs-top-level asymmetry is gone, so logs join the proxy. Both earlier shapes are in Alternatives.
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