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feat(security): Vercel and GCP audit events go to the audit trail, not to logs - #2530
Third layer of the unified audit log, on top of #2520: Vercel and Google Cloud audit events stop being logs.
Why
An audit event names a person, their email and their IP address. Stored as a log it was readable by every org member, reachable from raw SQL, dashboards and the agent, and writable by anything holding an ingest key: the Vercel panel selected rows purely by service.name = vercel-audit-log. The gateway now writes these to audit_trail_events, which only audit_log:read can read and only provider adapters can write.
What changed
Gateway (apps/ingest)
New audit_trail module turns Vercel audit drain events and GCP Admin Activity and Policy Denied entries into rows. The key derivation matches the TypeScript writer and both sides assert the same two vectors.
Off by default.INGEST_AUDIT_TRAIL_ENABLED turns it on. Off, or on a gateway that only forwards (self-hosted), both feeds stay logs exactly as before. Non-production stages set it; production sets it in its environment (see "Before merging").
Who may write. The Vercel audit drain has its own handler. It accepts only the drain Maple creates: the org's private key plus an x-maple-source-id naming one of the org's integration sources. The public key, a source token, a private key naming no source, and a key naming another org's source are refused with 401. Existing drains already send both, so they keep delivering.
Limits. Audit rows are not metered, so they are bounded instead:
a delivery is inflated and parsed on the blocking pool inside the shared decode memory budget, and may not exceed 4 MiB decoded;
an org gets 10 Vercel deliveries and 100 GCP entries a second, then 429 (the sender retries, so a burst is delayed and not lost);
every column is capped (256 bytes, or 1024 for free text), an over-long event id is hashed, and a payload over 32 KB is not kept;
a timestamp outside the table's 400 days, or more than a day ahead, is replaced by the time of receipt, so a sender cannot pick the partition or the expiry.
What stays a log. GCP System Event entries (Google's own actions on a workload) and Kubernetes API writes (k8s.io, mostly a cluster's own controllers, thousands an hour). Data Access entries were already filtered out by the sink.
A paused Vercel source is acked and dropped, as its logs are. A GCP audit entry is stored ahead of the plan check on logs and of the org's ingest rules.
Categories are read off the words of the action name, in an order that settles the double readings: a member's role change is permission, password protection is configuration, environment is not env. GCP reads the call itself (setIamPermissions, SetOrgPolicy, sink changes). A federated workload with only a principalSubject is a named service. Vercel rows fill the target from the action and its payload.
Web
The audit log page gets its platform filter, column and detail row back, with Vercel and Google Cloud named. Target shows from 1680 px up, so Outcome stays on screen beside the rail; it is always in the row's detail.
/infra/vercel no longer reads audit events from logs. When the drain is on, its rail points at the Security audit log. The query, endpoint and row schema behind the old panel are removed.
The Vercel and GCP setup copy and the public docs say where these events land.
Before merging
Turn it on after the table exists. Production needs INGEST_AUDIT_TRAIL_ENABLED=true in the gateway's environment, set once audit_trail_events is in Tinybird (the rollout step on feat(security): audit_trail_events table, list endpoint and Maple's own events #2510) and this build is the one running. The gateway can deploy at any time before that: off, it behaves as today.
Rolling back. Turn the switch off; do not roll the gateway back to a build before this one while it is on. Audit rows use a new WAL frame tag, and an older build that recovers a segment holding one drops the rest of that segment, other orgs' rows included. This is why the switch defaults to off.
The gap between deploy and switch-on. The /infra/vercel audit panel is gone as soon as web deploys, and Vercel audit events are still logs until the switch is on. They stay readable in the logs explorer in between.
Existing rules and dashboards. Anything filtering logs on vercel.audit.*, gcp.audit.* or the vercel-audit-log service stops matching new events. I could not check other orgs' alert rules and dashboards from here. That needs a look at production.
Old entries. Audit events already stored as logs stay there, readable by every member, until logs retention removes them. Nothing copies them into the table and nothing purges them.
Not in this PR: verifying Vercel's x-vercel-signature with a per-drain secret. The sender check above stops every credential except the org's private key; a holder of that key who also knows the source id can still post an event. Closing that needs a stored drain secret.
Screenshots
Audit log, 1440 wide
Audit log, 1760 wide (Target shows)
An event opened
Phone width
/infra/vercel rail, from the lab. The old group listed the three newest audit events to every member.
Before
After
Verified
cargo test --locked passes: 376 library tests and 213 binary tests. The gateway tests read the row that reaches a fake Tinybird: a Vercel delivery and a GCP entry each land in audit_trail_events with their org, event id and actor, and the GCP entry does not reach the org's logs. Also covered: the four refused senders, a paused source acked and dropped, a gzip delivery that inflates past the limit (413), the per-org rate, column caps, the timestamp window, the category tables, and k8s.io staying a log. Clippy is clean on the new module.
Typecheck passes for domain, query-engine-integrations, web-data, backend, api and web. oxlint -c .oxlintrc.effect.json is clean on the 33 changed TypeScript files.
Tests pass for the Vercel and GCP integration pages, the audit log page (25 scene tests), the lab, the routes, query-engine-integrations, the domain HTTP contracts and the API's internal routes.
ui:index, ui:patterns:check and the UI kit baseline are unchanged.
Known flake, not from this change: grpc_export_takes_gzip_within_the_http_body_limits failed in 2 of 20 local runs of the gateway's binary tests. It does not touch this code.
Not verified: against a real Vercel audit drain or a real GCP sink. preview:web has no ingest gateway, so this layer needs a full preview to exercise end to end. The category for a Vercel action is read off its name, because Vercel publishes no closed list; unrecognised actions are filed as resource changes.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added Vercel and Google Cloud audit events to the Security audit log, with platform filtering and clearer event details.
Added provider-specific event outcomes, including failures and denied actions.
Updates
Vercel audit events now appear in the Security audit log rather than the Vercel integration overview. Access is limited to organization admins.
Updated integration guidance to clarify where Google Cloud and Vercel audit events appear, including for self-hosted gateways.
…wn events
One warehouse table for audit events from every connected platform, normalized to
who did what to which target with what outcome. This first layer adds the table,
the read path and the first writer.
- audit_trail_events (migration 0064, local schema v56): ReplacingMergeTree keyed
on a hash of provider, account and the provider's event id, so a redelivery
collapses. A version column makes the first write win, so a redelivered event
keeps its first IngestedAt. 400-day TTL, minmax index on IngestedAt. Written
through ingest only, pinned to the managed warehouse and hidden from raw SQL
like audit_log.
- AuditTrailService: write (what every provider adapter calls) and list.
- GET /internal/audit-trail/events: session only, behind audit_log:read, keyset
paginated on (OccurredAt, Id), filters for provider, account, category, outcome,
action, actor and time. A Maple member's email also finds their events.
- Maple's own changes and refusals are copied in by the audit events consumer and
the direct write path. Allowed reads, tool calls and SQL runs stay in audit_log.
A failed copy is logged and dropped so it never sends stored entries to the DLQ.
…edential actions, review tests
- The direct write path drops a failed audit_log insert at Warn; its trail copy now
does the same instead of leaving an Error span.
- Removing a status page password, revoking a break-glass token and unlinking a chat
identity are filed like the actions that set them.
- An email actor filter is resolved against Maple's members only when Maple's events
can be in the result.
- Tests: a trail copy that dies still acks, one that is interrupted stays unacked, the
directory is read once per request, an empty batch never reaches the warehouse.
…, show the first write
- Maple's events are stored under the user id, so an email filter needs the member
directory. A directory outage now answers 503 instead of a page that silently
leaves the member's Maple events out. A deployment with no directory is unchanged.
- Unmerged copies of one event are read oldest write first, so the list shows the
IngestedAt the table will keep.
/security/audit-log lists the unified audit trail, newest first, for org admins.
- A new Activity section in the Security rail links to it. The page reads the
session's grants first: without audit_log:read it says who can read the log and
asks the API for nothing.
- Events are grouped by day. A row shows when, the platform, who acted, the
platform's action name with its category, the target and a mark for a refusal.
Opening a row shows everything recorded about the event and its payload.
- Category, outcome and actor filters live in the URL. The platform filter appears
once a second platform writes events.
- Load more continues from the last event shown. A failed page keeps the list and
offers a retry.
- jsonBlock moves from the settings audit log into the page kit, and both pages
use it.
- Six lab scenarios under /lab/security?state=audit-log* and a scene test.
…tries under their public id
- OutcomeReason holds why an event failed or was refused, in the platform's words,
as its own column instead of inside the payload. Maple's denial reason goes there.
- A Maple entry's provider event id is its public alog_ id, the one the Settings
audit log shows and looks up, so an id copied from one page finds it in the other.
The table has no rows anywhere yet, so the column lands in migration 0064 itself.
… and message
Both become public tagged errors, like the integrations group's: an outage now reads
"The audit log is temporarily unavailable" on the page instead of a generic failure,
and a refusal carries a code the page can tell apart from an outage.
- A next page is neither asked for nor accepted while other filters are loading,
and an answer has to match the cursor it was asked from.
- A session read that fails no longer locks an admin out: the API is asked and its
refusal is what shows the admins-only state.
- The rows dim while other filters load.
- Nothing the row cuts off is lost: full values on hover, and the detail lists the
action, actor, actor type and target. The refusal reason shows under the action.
- Anything but a success is marked, so an unknown outcome does not read as one.
- The outcome filter offers what a platform writes today. A footnote says allowed
reads are in the Settings audit log, not here.
- Kit: tableGroupRow (the releases list moves onto it), dayEyebrow, refusedBadge
and expandChevron (the settings audit log moves onto them), prettyJson, and a
controlled value on nativeSelect so a filter change keeps keyboard focus.
- The page entry takes the auth mode as an argument so the hosted gate is tested.
Its label replaces its content for a screen reader, and the content was the only
place the time was. The label now carries the action and the timestamp.
A screen reader heard "All outcomes, Denied": the select was named after its clear
option. They are now Category and Outcome. The scene test's second page also carries
a cursor on its own last event instead of the first page's.
Found testing on the preview: a key refused for a missing scope was filed under
authentication with an empty target, so filtering refusals by permission found
nothing and the row did not say what was asked for. It is now a permission event
whose target is the request's method and path.
- An empty answer to the previous filters no longer shows as "no matches" while the
new filters load: the list shows loading rows until they answer.
- Row times tick: the clock is read every minute.
- A Maple event's id links to the same entry in the Settings audit log, and the
Settings lookup field now opens an entry when its alog_ id is pasted.
- The footnote opens the Data access tab, where the reads it names are.
- The lab fixture records a refused request the way the API now does.
… audit log filter
The field was rebuilt from the URL on every route change, so typing an actor and
then picking a category threw the text away. It now follows the URL only when it
holds nothing unapplied, which keeps Back clearing an applied actor.
… window
Retesting on the preview showed the Settings lookup change did not work: that page
cannot fetch an entry by id alone, so pasting an alog_ id set the URL and opened
nothing. The lookup is back to what it was. The link from the Security page now
goes through the same builder as the Settings page's own entry links (the minute
ending at the entry, changes and reads both shown), so it finds old entries too.
…t to logs
An audit event names a person, their email and their IP address. As a log it was
readable by every member and writable by anything holding an ingest key. The
gateway now writes these to audit_trail_events, behind audit_log:read.
Gateway (apps/ingest):
- New audit_trail module: Vercel audit drain events and GCP Admin Activity and
Policy Denied entries as rows, with the same key derivation as the TypeScript
writer. GCP System Event entries are Google's own actions and stay logs.
- The Vercel audit drain has its own handler. It refuses the public ingest key,
which ships in browser bundles, and acks and drops while the integration's
source is paused.
- A GCP audit entry is stored ahead of the plan check on logs and is not metered.
- A gateway that only forwards has no such table: there both feeds stay logs.
Web:
- The audit log page gets its platform filter, column and detail row back, with
Vercel and Google Cloud named. Target shows on wide screens only, so Outcome
stays on screen beside the rail.
- /infra/vercel no longer reads audit events from logs. Its rail points at the
Security audit log when the drain is on. The query, endpoint and row schema
behind the old panel are removed.
- The Vercel and GCP setup copy and the public docs say where these events land.
Vercel and GCP audit events can be normalized and stored in the audit-trail datasource by the ingest gateway. The Security audit log now supports provider filtering and displays provider details. The former Vercel audit-event query and inline listing were removed.
Changes: Provider audit trail
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Audit-event contracts and normalization packages/domain/src/audit-trail.ts, apps/ingest/src/audit_trail.rs, apps/ingest/src/lib.rs
Adds Vercel and GCP provider values, normalized event rows, provider conversion, and coverage for event fields, outcomes, limits, and timestamps.
Removes the former Vercel audit-event query and inline listing. The integration rail links to the Security audit log, and the integration text and documentation describe its destination and access.
sequenceDiagram
participant Vercel as Vercel audit drain
participant GCP as GCP audit feed
participant Gateway as Ingest gateway
participant Tinybird
participant AuditLog as Security audit log
Vercel->>Gateway: Deliver audit events
GCP->>Gateway: Push audit entries
Gateway->>Tinybird: Store normalized audit-trail rows
Tinybird->>AuditLog: Provide events for display and provider filtering
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Vercel and Google Cloud audit events can be permanently lost during a warehouse slowdown or outage, and forged audit entries are possible with an org's ingest key. Source health for the Vercel integration can also look stale, and some documentation misstates where events are stored and who can read them. The feature is off by default, so the exposure applies only once the flag is enabled. Resolve the event-loss path before enabling audit routing in production.
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Review of the Vercel and GCP layer:
- The Vercel audit drain accepted any private key or source token. It now
takes only the drain Maple creates: the private key naming one of the org's
integration sources.
- A delivery is decoded inside the shared decode memory budget and capped at
4 MiB; a small gzip could otherwise parse into gigabytes.
- Audit rows are unmetered, so each org has a delivery rate, every column a
cap, and a timestamp outside the table's retention is replaced by the time
of receipt.
- Kubernetes API writes stay logs. Categories are matched on whole words, a
federated workload is a named service, and Vercel rows carry a target.
- INGEST_AUDIT_TRAIL_ENABLED (default off) turns the trail on, so the gateway
can deploy before the table exists and is switched off rather than rolled
back past the new WAL frame tag.
- The handler records request metrics like the other ingest routes.
- Tests read the stored row instead of the returned count.
… to retry
verify_source_claims left a claim unverified when the store could not be
asked, and the audit handler read that as an unknown sender (401). The drain
then looked misconfigured during a Postgres blip. The lookup now reports the
failure and the handler answers 503, as the key lookup does.
The audit log is filtered by a member's email in the actor query parameter,
and the tracer wrote it verbatim into url.full and url.query. Its value is now
redacted on the server span, next to Effect's default list.
A failed copy to the audit trail from the direct write path is logged as
that, not as a failed audit log write: the entry itself was stored.
…ot a failed write
The consumer drops a failed copy and acks the entry, but wrote it without
bestEffort, so the insert closed its spans as Error for a copy that was
discarded on purpose. The direct write path already passed it.
… filtered empty state
A phone drops the Platform column, so another platform's name now leads the line
under the action. The empty state for a filter that matched nothing offers the
platform filter too. The drains note says where audit events are when the gateway
does not store the trail.
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Review comments at @apps/ingest/src/main.rs:
- Line 4309: Replace the note_source_use call using resolved_key with recording
use of the verified claim: convert claim to its source UUID and pass it to
note_claimed_source_use, preserving the existing flow around state.resolver.
- Around line 4241-4242: Update the authorization check using resolved_key and
accepts_source_claims so a private ingest key and source membership alone cannot
authorize trusted Vercel audit rows. Require a drain-scoped credential or verify
the per-drain signature before accepting those rows, using the existing
credential or signature mechanism and preserving source-claim validation.
- Line 4407: Audit-trail batches enqueued by store_audit_trail_rows can be lost
when post_tinybird exhausts retries and export_and_mark advances the WAL cursor.
Add a durable retry path for TelemetrySignal::AuditTrail that retains each batch
until Tinybird accepts it and prevents the cursor advancing past undelivered
audit rows, without propagating an error that blocks other signals sharing the
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Review comments at @apps/ingest/src/telemetry.rs:
- Line 5766: Update the export worker’s queue-age check to exempt frames whose
signal is TelemetrySignal::AuditTrail, or apply a deliberately longer age bound
to them, so accepted audit frames are not shed after queue_max_age. Preserve the
existing age-shedding behavior for other signals and account for the
lane-capacity trade-off when choosing the audit bound.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp.md:
- Line 79: Qualify the GCP documentation so Admin Activity and Policy Denied
entries go to the restricted audit log only when audit-trail routing is enabled;
otherwise, they remain logs. Apply the same conditional qualification to
CAPABILITIES.logs.description, chooseRail, and filterField in the related GCP
integration files so users are directed to the correct destination without
implying that log readers lack access when routing is disabled.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/vercel.md:
- Line 124: Update the audit-event destinations in the Vercel overview and Logs
guidance so readers are directed to Security → Audit log; retain Logs only as
the documented fallback and remove wording that places audit events under their
own service.name.
- Line 81: Update the audit-event paragraph in the Vercel integration docs to
distinguish the two storage states: when INGEST_AUDIT_TRAIL_ENABLED is enabled,
events go to the admin-only Security audit log; while it is off, events remain
logs readable by every member. Remove the unconditional claim that audit events
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Third layer of the unified audit log, on top of #2520: Vercel and Google Cloud audit events stop being logs.
Why
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service.name = vercel-audit-log. The gateway now writes these toaudit_trail_events, which onlyaudit_log:readcan read and only provider adapters can write.What changed
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x-vercel-signaturewith a per-drain secret. The sender check above stops every credential except the org's private key; a holder of that key who also knows the source id can still post an event. Closing that needs a stored drain secret.Screenshots
/infra/vercelrail, from the lab. The old group listed the three newest audit events to every member.Verified
cargo test --lockedpasses: 376 library tests and 213 binary tests. The gateway tests read the row that reaches a fake Tinybird: a Vercel delivery and a GCP entry each land inaudit_trail_eventswith their org, event id and actor, and the GCP entry does not reach the org's logs. Also covered: the four refused senders, a paused source acked and dropped, a gzip delivery that inflates past the limit (413), the per-org rate, column caps, the timestamp window, the category tables, andk8s.iostaying a log. Clippy is clean on the new module.oxlint -c .oxlintrc.effect.jsonis clean on the 33 changed TypeScript files.ui:index,ui:patterns:checkand the UI kit baseline are unchanged.Known flake, not from this change:
grpc_export_takes_gzip_within_the_http_body_limitsfailed in 2 of 20 local runs of the gateway's binary tests. It does not touch this code.Not verified: against a real Vercel audit drain or a real GCP sink.
preview:webhas no ingest gateway, so this layer needs a fullpreviewto exercise end to end. The category for a Vercel action is read off its name, because Vercel publishes no closed list; unrecognised actions are filed as resource changes.Summary by CodeRabbit