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Operators currently have to write each FTS policy themselves. This adds ordered YAML recipes and reusable local Lua packs with validated parameters, runnable examples and independent typed fixtures.
21 executable packs, 24 blocks and 98 typed fixture cases across logs, metrics and traces. Eighteen curated policy profiles are executable; OCSF and authenticated tenant/egress governance retain explicit pending dependencies.
Each pack documents its source contract, parameters/defaults, failure behavior, configuration, fixtures and maintenance instructions for humans and agents.
Real-runtime fixture runner and generated JSON Schema sharing runtime descriptors and native -J metadata.
packs/ is the general content directory; FTS is its implemented family and owns its consumer schemas. Packs are grouped under logs/, metrics/, traces/ and multisignal/; manifest/block IDs remain stable. This introduces no general-purpose pack loader.
State/windows are terminal input operations with explicit local commit semantics. State is volatile and instance-local. Buffered processing covers logs and gauge families; trace blocks process individual spans.
Review corrections
Fix the allocation-test symbol rename that broke static GCC/Clang jemalloc and CentOS builds.
Validate Lua/Wasm filter preflight hooks, respecting disabled filters. Preserve deferred payloads while ingestion is paused and keep in-flight payloads within queue limits.
Charge only emitted records to output_limit; sanitize unresolved group continuations without detaching them from their transport context. Cancel window timers during partial-runtime destruction.
Account for preceding deterministic metric selections during rename collision checks. Keep conservative checks after a rename or author block because an earlier item can roll back.
Reject false/invalid enum declarations and unexpected author callback results; charge package read buffers to the VM memory budget.
Require layout: aws-default-v2 in VPC-flow pack 2.0.0. Existing consumers must add this parameter after confirming their producer layout.
Strengthen independent fixtures, schema-reference checks, asynchronous diagnostic assertions, process cleanup and port allocation. The fixture runner retries only listener races before readiness, before submitting any telemetry.
Verification
The verification record contains exact commands, the fingerprint of all 256 reviewed source/content/test files, binary/model hashes, results and platform limits.
519 focused integration tests passed normally and 519 under strict Valgrind against a fixed source checkout and matching binary.
All 98 fixtures from all 21 packs passed in both modes; 82 cases belong to the curated catalog.
12 internal CTest targets passed. Native ingress ownership, snapshot-store and timer-cleanup checks reported zero Valgrind errors and zero live heap bytes.
15 additional OTLP ingress cases passed normally and 15 with strict Valgrind, including worker processing, queue limits and paused shutdown.
20 complete example pipelines passed 40 preflight checks across normal/Valgrind modes.
Static jemalloc allocation tests compiled and passed with GCC and Clang.
The broader functional FTS run passed 1,307 cases, with 146 parameter combinations skipped because they belong to another signal. The final port-probe adjustment then passed 78 focused network/window checks.
Verification is local Linux coverage. Two ten_thousand performance cases were excluded. Windows/macOS and deployment-specific source qualification were not exercised locally. Local CentOS 7 reproduction was blocked by denied Docker-daemon access and password-required sudo; its build is checked by PR CI.
Review structure and compatibility
Twelve DCO-signed commits separate processor, input-thread, input, ingress, descriptor loading, reload, FTS runtime, tools, packs, processor documentation, central documentation and tests. Pack content uses packs: fts:. Approximately 40,000 diff lines are generated schema content.
Targets the next major release on master. Manifest/API/recipe versions and local-state limits are documented in the consumer and author guides. OCSF mapping, authenticated tenant routing, counter-delta windows and whole-trace retention are future capabilities.
Submitted under the repository's Apache-2.0 license.
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New Features
Added FTS recipes and reusable packs for log, metric, and trace processing, including redaction, normalization, filtering, deduplication, throttling, and metric rollups.
Added bounded local state and retention windows, with metrics for held, released, and dropped records.
Added configuration preflight checks and improved support for resuming queued logs and metrics.
Bug Fixes
Improved processor shutdown and pause/resume handling, and made monitoring-port selection avoid ports already in use.
Documentation
Added guides, examples, catalogs, and verification records for FTS recipes and packs.
FTS gains native recipe and pack support, transactional local state, log and metric windows, ingress resumption, processor preflight and input-stop hooks, and fixture and schema tools. The pull request also adds reusable policy packs, examples, documentation, and tests.
Processor preflight, input-stop callbacks, held-record accounting, and log and metric ingress-resume APIs are added. Ingress queues retain in-flight capacity until append settles and resume payloads at a specified processor stage.
Recipes, state, and windows plugins/processor_fts/fts.c, plugins/processor_fts/fts_recipe.*, plugins/processor_fts/fts_state.*, plugins/processor_fts/fts_window.*, plugins/processor_fts/fts_snapshot_window.*, plugins/processor_fts/fts_metric_window.*, plugins/processor_fts/fts_logs.c, plugins/processor_fts/fts_telemetry.*, plugins/processor_fts/fts_runtime.c
FTS adds native recipe loading, hash and HMAC helpers, bounded transactional deduplication and throttling, log retention windows, and temporal metric-family windows. Recipe setup supports configuration preflight, local packs, typed parameters, and callback outcome metrics.
Policy packs and examples packs/fts/*, plugins/processor_fts/examples/recipes/*
The change adds executable log, metric, trace, and multisignal packs, plus pending capability entries. It adds recipe examples for deduplication, throttling, and request-error windows, with manifests, fixtures, and usage guidance.
Fixture and schema validation tools/fts/*, plugins/processor_fts/schemas/README.md, tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/*, tests/internal/*
New tools export FTS schemas and run typed fixtures against Fluent Bit. Internal and integration tests cover recipes, state, windows, ingress ownership, processor lifecycle, packs, and schema validation.
Verification and integration support packs/fts/verification.json, tests/integration/requirements.txt, tests/integration/src/utils/*, tests/integration/tests/*
Verification records document test results and limits. Test support adds bounded dependencies and changes port selection and metrics scraping behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant FTSProcessor
participant IngressQueue
participant InputCollector
participant NextProcessorStage
FTSProcessor->>IngressQueue: Enqueue retained payload with starting stage
IngressQueue->>InputCollector: Transfer accepted payload
InputCollector->>NextProcessorStage: Append while skipping completed stages
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Split the core interfaces and policy packs into separate commits
This commit combines distinct interfaces: input-ingress resume APIs, processor preflight and lifecycle callbacks, FTS windowing and cryptographic helpers, policy packs, tests, and documentation. Root AGENTS.md explicitly says, “Do not bundle different interfaces into one commit just because they support the same feature.” These changes need to be separated into interface-scoped commits, keeping each interface’s C implementation and header together, so the shared-engine changes can be reviewed and reverted independently of the pack catalog.
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Actionable comments posted: 20
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Due to the large number of review comments, Critical severity comments were prioritized as inline comments.
Major comments: 2
src/flb_input_ingest.c: 2
502-506: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep resume payloads when the deferred append fails.
The collector destroys each resume event after its append, even when the append fails. A paused input refuses the append before it stores the payload. The collector does not re-queue the payload, and the window already counted it as released. Retain the payload and retry the append after the input resumes.
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Review comment at @src/flb_input_ingest.c around lines 502 - 506:
Update the resume-event collector around
flb_input_log_append_skip_processor_stages so a failed append does not destroy
or lose the payload. Keep the payload available and retry the append after the
input resumes, and do not count it as released until the append succeeds.
380-384: Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add try_resume_metrics to the allocation test rename list.
With FLB_JEMALLOC=On or an MSVC build, flb-it-input_ingest_alloc links the static fluent-bit-static archive. The target also compiles src/flb_input_ingest.c without renaming flb_input_ingress_try_resume_metrics. The link then reports a multiple-definition error.
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Review comment at @src/flb_input_ingest.c around lines 380 - 384:
Update the ingress API rename list used by flb-it-input_ingest_alloc to include
flb_input_ingress_try_resume_metrics, matching the existing try_resume_log entry
so the test’s source definition does not collide with the static archive symbol.
Minor comments: 7
documentation/development/fts-blocks.md: 1
280-282: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove !!pairs from the documented fixture tags.
fts-blocks.md lists !!pairs as a usable fixture tag. The fixture runner rejects any fixture that uses it, so an author who follows this text gets a ValueError at load time. Remove !!pairs from this sentence. Keep duplicate-entry cases in native integration tests, as fts-block-authoring.md states.
📝 Suggested fix
-YAML tags !int64/!uint64/!double, !!binary and !!pairs with safe bounded parsing;+YAML tags !int64/!uint64/!double and !!binary with safe bounded parsing;
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Review comment at @documentation/development/fts-blocks.md around lines 280 -
282:
Remove !!pairs from the documented fixture-tag list in the YAML tags sentence,
while keeping !int64/!uint64/!double and !!binary; leave duplicate-entry
coverage to native integration tests.
plugins/processor_fts/fts_recipe.c: 1
283-283: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Charge the pack read buffer to memory_limit.
package_read allocates 262145 bytes with flb_malloc and does not update native_bytes or check the remaining budget. The buffer stays allocated while lua_pushlstring allocates the Lua string. Only that Lua string is charged, so the process can use up to about 256 KiB more than the budget check allows. Charge the buffer against memory_limit before allocation, and release that charge when the buffer is freed.
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Review comment at @plugins/processor_fts/fts_recipe.c at line 283:
Update package_read to account for the 262145-byte pack read buffer against
memory_limit using the existing native_bytes budget checks before allocating it.
Release the same charge when ctx->package_buffer is freed, keeping the
accounting balanced across allocation and cleanup paths.
tools/fts/fts_fixture.py: 3
318-318: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Reserve the ingress port before choosing the monitoring port.
run_case selects the ingress and monitoring ports with two independent port() calls. Each call releases its socket before returning, so the second call can return the ingress port. Fluent Bit then fails to bind the second listener on 127.0.0.1, and the fixture run fails.
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Review comment at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py at line 318:
Update the port selection in run_case so the monitoring port is chosen after the
ingress port and is distinct from it. Keep requesting a monitoring port until
port() returns a value different from ingress.
313-313: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Close the capture on failures before the try block.
run_case creates Capture at tools/fts/fts_fixture.py:313, but the try that closes it starts later. An empty processor.packs list makes os.path.commonpath([]) raise inside that unprotected section. The capture socket and its daemon thread then keep running after the case fails. Create the capture inside the protected block, or close it in an outer finally.
Why the outer cleanup is needed
The unprotected section also builds config, writes fluent-bit.yaml, and builds command. Any exception there leaves the same resources open. Moving only the packs block does not cover those paths.
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Review comment at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py at line 313:
In run_case, Capture is created before the try/finally cleanup, so exceptions
while building config or command can leave its socket and thread running. Put
Capture creation and all subsequent setup inside the existing protected scope,
or add an outer finally that closes it on every failure; preserve cleanup for
both setup and execution errors.
457-458: Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Kill the Fluent Bit process group when cleanup times out.
If process.wait(timeout=40) raises TimeoutExpired in finally, the child keeps running and capture.close() is skipped. Under --valgrind, killing only Valgrind would not stop Fluent Bit. Start the child in a new session. On timeout, kill its process group and reap it. Run capture.close() in a nested finally.
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Review comment at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py around lines 457 - 458:
Update the subprocess creation and cleanup around process.wait so the child
starts in a new session; if waiting times out, kill the child’s process group
and reap the process. Put capture.close() in a nested finally so it runs even
when waiting or group cleanup fails.
25-26: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Install a Lua CLI or skip the schema export tests when none is found.
generate() in tools/fts/fts_schema.py runs lua before any mode-specific logic. --check, --pack, --select, and --block all reach it. Without lua on PATH and without FTS_LUA, these subprocess tests exit 1. Add a Lua CLI to the integration setup, or mark these tests to skip with a clear reason when the interpreter is absent.
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@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_schema_model.py around
lines 25 - 26:
Update the FTS schema integration test setup so tests that invoke the tool run
only when a Lua interpreter is available, using the existing interpreter
configuration where applicable and providing a clear skip reason when none is
found. Keep the change scoped to the schema export tests; do not alter the
tool’s mode handling.
20-33: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Make each invalid-fixture payload fail only on its targeted check.
The duplicate-key payload and the !uint64 -1 payload also lack signal and processor. Removing the duplicate-key check or the unsigned range check still raises ValueError from a later field check, so the test passes. Build these payloads from complete valid fixtures, and assert the expected error text with match=.
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Review comment at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_fixture_format.py
around lines 20 - 33:
Update test_invalid_fixture_is_rejected so the duplicate-key and !uint64 -1
payloads include all required fields from a valid fixture, leaving only the
targeted invalid condition. Use pytest.raises with match= to assert each payload
produces the expected error text, ensuring later field-validation errors cannot
make the test pass.
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Minor · Select only the fixture processor's callback samples. · fts_fixture.py:395-397
tools/fts/fts_fixture.py:395-397 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Select only the fixture processor's callback samples.
run_case sums fluentbit_fts_recipe_callbacks_total across every FTS processor in the pipeline, not only the fixture processor. A recipe-based processor passed through before_processors or after_processors adds its own callbacks. The completion wait can then end early, and the outcomes comparison can fail. Filter the samples by the owner, scope, or stage labels that identify the fixture processor.
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Review comment at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py around lines 395 - 397:
Update the callback metric selection in run_case to count only samples
identified by labels as belonging to the fixture processor. Use the owner,
scope, or stage labels actually emitted for that processor, preserving the
existing outcome aggregation and avoiding counts from recipe-based processors in
before_processors or after_processors.
Minor · Stop skipping the DSO probe tests when… · test_fts_state_prerequisites.py:30-33
tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_state_prerequisites.py:30-33 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Poor tradeoff
Stop skipping the DSO probe tests when FLUENT_BIT_BINARY points outside build/.
compile_probe skips unless build/plugins/processor_fts/CMakeFiles/flb-plugin-processor_fts.dir/flags.make exists. It does not read FLUENT_BIT_BINARY, which the integration README documents as the binary override. When the tested binary lives outside build/, the DSO ABI, lifecycle, hold, resume, and stop tests skip. Derive the include paths from the build tree that contains the tested binary, or document that these tests require build/.
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@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_state_prerequisites.py
around lines 30 - 33:
Update compile_probe to locate the processor_fts flags.make in the build tree
associated with FLUENT_BIT_BINARY instead of assuming it is under build/.
Preserve skipping only when the required compiler or build metadata is genuinely
unavailable, so the DSO ABI and lifecycle tests run with binaries from alternate
build locations.
17-23: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add a multibyte case to the event-quality pack fixtures.
The pack fixtures in tests/policy.yaml use only ASCII message bodies. A byte-slicing regression in the shared truncation path would still pass them. Add a case where the 16-byte cut falls inside a multi-byte character, and assert that the cut stops at the previous character boundary.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/catalog/11-event-quality/tests/policy.yaml around
lines 17 - 23:
Add a multibyte message case to the event-quality fixture in policy.yaml where
the 16-byte truncation point falls inside a character, and assert that the
truncated message ends at the previous valid character boundary with
message.truncated set to true. Preserve the existing ASCII case.
Add a CloudTrail case with an eventTime that differs from the runner default.
The CloudTrail fixture sends no input timestamp, so the runner uses 1700000000. That value equals the fixture's eventTime, 2023-11-14T22:13:20Z. A pass-through logs.parse_timestamp keeps that value, so the case still passes. Add a case whose eventTime and expected timestamp differ from the default.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/catalog/13-cloudtrail/tests/policy.yaml at line 17:
Add a CloudTrail fixture case in the policy tests with an eventTime different
from the runner’s default timestamp, and assert that the expected record
timestamp matches that eventTime rather than the default. Keep the case’s
expected body and outcome counts consistent with the existing fixture format.
Additional comments: 2
plugins/processor_fts/fts_state.c-187-198: 1
187-198: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Every state transaction begins by scanning the entire bucket table and all committed keys, even when no key expires. Small incoming batches may therefore incur work proportional to the configured state size on every callback.
Expiration maintenance can dominate CPU time and stall the input owner event loop.
This can occur when: A dedupe or throttle processor retains tens of thousands of keys while receiving thousands of one-record or otherwise small batches per second.
tools/fts/fts_fixture.py-437-439: 1
437-439: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
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A protobuf inequality does not necessarily fail the fixture: the fallback returns successfully if MessageToDict representations compare equal. Unknown protobuf fields can therefore be silently discarded during comparison.
The runner can print PASS despite additional output fields, contradicting its full-output comparison guarantee.
This can occur when: Captured OTLP contains an unknown wire field, such as a field supported by the native serializer but absent from the installed Python OTLP definitions.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @documentation/development/fts-windows.md:
- Around line 153-159: Update the metrics paragraph in fts-windows.md to list
the supported v1 gauge operations as sum, mean, min, max, and count, removing
last. State that min and max ties select the first arriving point and that
output timestamps use the greatest observation timestamp and smallest start
timestamp; remove the claim that timestamps come from the selected point.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/04-successful-probes/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 4: Update the `status` condition in the `apply.lua` rule so it drops a
record only when `status` is an integer equal to 200; preserve double-typed
200.0 values, using the pack’s supported integer-type check.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/05-metric-dimensions/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 1: Update the block returned by the apply.lua function to aggregate
dimensions only for gauge families, passing non-gauge families through
unchanged; preserve the existing aggregation behavior for gauges. Add a
sum-named case to tests/policy.yaml to verify sums are not aggregated.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/07-url-sanitization/blocks/apply.lua:
- Around line 6-9: Update the origin-form branch to reject values beginning with
`/\` before stripping the query or fragment and returning. Preserve the existing
handling of other single-slash paths and protocol-relative values.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/09-log-trace-correlation/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 9: Update the apply flow around fb.set_trace_context to preserve existing
metadata.otlp trace_id and span_id when structured-body IDs conflict, while
still promoting body IDs when no existing value is present. Add a fixture that
verifies conflicting IDs leave the existing semantic IDs unchanged.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/10-metric-compatibility/blocks/apply.lua:
- Around line 2-4: Update the returned metric handler in the latency
compatibility block to process only gauge metrics: return before calling scale
or rename when metric.type is not gauge. Preserve the existing scaling and
renaming behavior for gauges.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/15-vpc-flow/blocks/apply.lua:
- Around line 8-10: The positional mapping in the `fields` parsing block treats
any 14-token v2 record as the default layout. Gate the mapping on a verified
default v2 layout or an existing declared-layout parameter; pass custom layouts
through unchanged. Add a fixture for a 14-field custom v2 layout with swapped
port columns.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/fts_logs.c:
- Around line 1812-1825: Update output_bytes accounting in fts_process_logs
around window_capture so records accepted as held are not charged to
output_limit, while emitted records remain charged. Account for the actual
output retained after the decision, preserving charges for group markers that
remain in out; do not restore a saved total that would discard those marker
charges.
- Around line 1400-1412: Update the window-capture path around
flb_mp_chunk_record_create so held continuation records retain their group
context when released: either exclude continuation records from capture or
preserve their group context with the event. Use the existing group-context
representation in the copy fields, and ensure the OTLP encoder receives the
original resource and scope identity rather than an empty default.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/fts_recipe.lua:
- Around line 96-100: Update the enum guard in the parameter validation flow to
check whether spec.enum is non-nil rather than truthy, ensuring false reaches
strings() and is rejected during preflight. Preserve the existing enum type
check and conversion to the allowed-value table.
- Line 1228: Validate the external block result in the recipe wrapper before it
falls through: accept only nil, fb.KEEP, fb.DROP, or 'hold', preserving the
existing return behavior for fb.DROP and 'hold'. For any other value, raise the
established classified validation error so error_mode: drop can handle it.
- Around line 552-553: Update metrics.rename to check target-name collisions
against the families that remain after metrics.select, not every family in the
original input scope; ensure renaming A to B succeeds when B was selected out,
preserving the configured drop or keep behavior for genuine collisions.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/fts_window_runtime.c:
- Around line 223-225: Update fts_window_runtime_destroy to stop any active
window timer before freeing the window, and clear the timer reference afterward.
Preserve safe destruction when no timer was created, including preflight and
failed initialization paths; use the established scheduler timer-invalidation
mechanism.
Review comments at @src/flb_processor.c:
- Around line 1429-1438: Update the filter branch in the processor preflight
flow to invoke the filter plugin’s `cb_pre_run`, matching the validation
behavior of `flb_filter_init`, so preflight rejects values that fail the
callback before reload stops the existing pipeline. Preserve the current
config-map handling and property check, and establish the callback’s correct
invocation context and error propagation from the existing initialization path.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_packs.py:
- Around line 68-74: Update test_pack_source_cannot_escape_manifest_directory so
its containment assertion is exercised with an existing, readable Lua file
outside the pack directory rather than only missing targets. Create a valid
outside sentinel and reference it through an escape path in the manifest, while
preserving the expected invalid_configuration rejection.
- Around line 56-58: Update the invalid-manifest cases in the test_fts_packs.py
parametrization so pack_version uses unsupported version 3 instead of supported
version 2. Keep the test focused on rejecting an invalid version; rely on the
existing version-2 coverage in test_fts_nested_parameters.py for the positive
startup case.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_schema_model.py:
- Line 107: Update
test_standalone_schema_export_has_local_refs_and_explicit_output to check that
every local $ref in the exported schema resolves to an entry in its $defs,
including references nested in objects or arrays. Keep the existing
Draft202012Validator.check_schema check.
Review comments at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py:
- Line 362: Update load_fixture to validate forward log case input records and
expected records with normalized_log before returning the fixture. Restrict this
check to forward log cases and preserve existing validation behavior for other
fixture types.
- Around line 440-442: Move the HOLD expectation check out of the `outcomes`
condition so it runs whenever `counts["hold"]` is nonzero; reject the fixture if
`metric_window_families` is missing from `expected`. Preserve the existing
`outcomes` handling separately.
- Around line 443-444: In the fixture outcome count, update the error_mode
fallback in the dropped calculation to match the native default of drop.
Preserve the existing behavior when a fixture explicitly sets error_mode; locate
this calculation by the actual_counts mapping.
---
Major comments:
Review comments at @src/flb_input_ingest.c:
- Around line 502-506: Update the resume-event collector around
flb_input_log_append_skip_processor_stages so a failed append does not destroy
or lose the payload. Keep the payload available and retry the append after the
input resumes, and do not count it as released until the append succeeds.
- Around line 380-384: Update the ingress API rename list used by
flb-it-input_ingest_alloc to include flb_input_ingress_try_resume_metrics,
matching the existing try_resume_log entry so the test’s source definition does
not collide with the static archive symbol.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @documentation/development/fts-blocks.md:
- Around line 280-282: Remove !!pairs from the documented fixture-tag list in
the YAML tags sentence, while keeping !int64/!uint64/!double and !!binary; leave
duplicate-entry coverage to native integration tests.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/fts_recipe.c:
- Line 283: Update package_read to account for the 262145-byte pack read buffer
against memory_limit using the existing native_bytes budget checks before
allocating it. Release the same charge when ctx->package_buffer is freed,
keeping the accounting balanced across allocation and cleanup paths.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_fixture_format.py:
- Around line 20-33: Update test_invalid_fixture_is_rejected so the
duplicate-key and !uint64 -1 payloads include all required fields from a valid
fixture, leaving only the targeted invalid condition. Use pytest.raises with
match= to assert each payload produces the expected error text, ensuring later
field-validation errors cannot make the test pass.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_schema_model.py:
- Around line 25-26: Update the FTS schema integration test setup so tests that
invoke the tool run only when a Lua interpreter is available, using the existing
interpreter configuration where applicable and providing a clear skip reason
when none is found. Keep the change scoped to the schema export tests; do not
alter the tool’s mode handling.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_state_prerequisites.py:
- Around line 30-33: Update compile_probe to locate the processor_fts flags.make
in the build tree associated with FLUENT_BIT_BINARY instead of assuming it is
under build/. Preserve skipping only when the required compiler or build
metadata is genuinely unavailable, so the DSO ABI and lifecycle tests run with
binaries from alternate build locations.
Review comments at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py:
- Around line 395-397: Update the callback metric selection in run_case to count
only samples identified by labels as belonging to the fixture processor. Use the
owner, scope, or stage labels actually emitted for that processor, preserving
the existing outcome aggregation and avoiding counts from recipe-based
processors in before_processors or after_processors.
- Line 318: Update the port selection in run_case so the monitoring port is
chosen after the ingress port and is distinct from it. Keep requesting a
monitoring port until port() returns a value different from ingress.
- Line 313: In run_case, Capture is created before the try/finally cleanup, so
exceptions while building config or command can leave its socket and thread
running. Put Capture creation and all subsequent setup inside the existing
protected scope, or add an outer finally that closes it on every failure;
preserve cleanup for both setup and execution errors.
- Around line 457-458: Update the subprocess creation and cleanup around
process.wait so the child starts in a new session; if waiting times out, kill
the child’s process group and reap the process. Put capture.close() in a nested
finally so it runs even when waiting or group cleanup fails.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/11-event-quality/tests/policy.yaml:
- Around line 17-23: Add a multibyte message case to the event-quality fixture
in policy.yaml where the 16-byte truncation point falls inside a character, and
assert that the truncated message ends at the previous valid character boundary
with message.truncated set to true. Preserve the existing ASCII case.
Review comments at @packs/fts/catalog/13-cloudtrail/tests/policy.yaml:
- Line 17: Add a CloudTrail fixture case in the policy tests with an eventTime
different from the runner’s default timestamp, and assert that the expected
record timestamp matches that eventTime rather than the default. Keep the case’s
expected body and outcome counts consistent with the existing fixture format.
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Restrict the pack to gauge families before aggregation.
The pack declares gauge-only scope, but metrics.aggregate_dimensions also accepts sums and explicit histograms. A selected queue_depth sum or histogram loses its dimensions and is summed across the remaining series. A histogram whose bucket layouts differ within one group raises histogram layouts differ. Under error_mode: drop, that error discards the callback. Pass non-gauge families through unchanged in blocks/apply.lua, and add a sum-named case to tests/policy.yaml.
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python jsonschema 4.23 Draft202012Validator.check_schema documentation does it resolve $ref
Result:
Sources consulted:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/python-jsonschema/jsonschema/v4.23.0/jsonschema/validators.py
- Schema Validation - jsonschema 4.23.0 documentation — https://python-jsonschema.readthedocs.io/en/v4.23.0/validate/
- website/pages/understanding-json-schema/structuring.md at main · json-schema-org/website · GitHub — https://github.com/json-schema-org/website/blob/main/pages/understanding-json-schema/structuring.md
- jsonschema/jsonschema/validators.py at main · python-jsonschema/jsonschema · GitHub — https://github.com/python-jsonschema/jsonschema/blob/main/jsonschema/validators.py
- JSON (Schema) Referencing - jsonschema 4.23.0 documentation — https://python-jsonschema.readthedocs.io/en/v4.23.0/referencing/
- …and 23 more
Assert that selected exports resolve their local $ref targets.
The test named test_standalone_schema_export_has_local_refs_and_explicit_output calls only check_schema. That check does not resolve $ref values. A selected export with a missing $defs entry passes, and validating an instance then fails with a reference-resolution error.
Suggested fix
+def local_refs(node):+ if isinstance(node, dict):+ for key, value in node.items():+ if key == "$ref" and isinstance(value, str) and value.startswith("#/$defs/"):+ yield value.removeprefix("#/$defs/")+ yield from local_refs(value)+ elif isinstance(node, list):+ for item in node:+ yield from local_refs(item)++
@pytest.mark.parametrize("selection", [["--select", "manifest"], ["--select", "processor"],
@@
- jsonschema.Draft202012Validator.check_schema(json.loads(output.read_text()))+ schema = json.loads(output.read_text())+ jsonschema.Draft202012Validator.check_schema(schema)+ assert all(name in schema["$defs"] for name in local_refs(schema))
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sed -n '300,340p' tools/fts/fts_fixture.py
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sed -n '366,400p' tools/fts/fts_fixture.py
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Validate forward log records in load_fixture, before Popen.
load_fixture does not check case["input"] record bodies or timestamps. normalized_log runs only inside run_case, after Fluent Bit starts. An invalid timestamp or non-map body therefore launches the native process before the fixture fails. The README states that bounds are checked before execution, and the test module states that invalid fixture contracts are rejected before any native process starts. Call normalized_log from load_fixture for the input records and the expected records of forward log cases.
Suggested fix
if required not in expected:
raise ValueError(f"expected.{required} is required")
+ if required == "records":+ for record in [*case["input"], *expected["records"]]:+ normalized_log(record)
return fixture
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Update load_fixture to validate forward log case input records and expected
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Move the HOLD expectation check out of the outcomes block.
The check that rejects HOLD without temporal expectations runs only when expected.outcomes is present. A fixture that produces HOLD callbacks and omits both outcomes and metric_window_families can pass. The held input is discarded at shutdown, which produces no output, and the empty expected output matches. Run the check whenever counts["hold"] is nonzero.
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--- "a/tools/fts/fts_fixture.py"+++ "b/tools/fts/fts_fixture.py"@@ -437,9 +437,9 @@
if actual != otlp_message(signal, expected["otlp"]):
from google.protobuf.json_format import MessageToDict
equal(MessageToDict(actual), MessageToDict(otlp_message(signal, expected["otlp"])), "otlp")
- if "outcomes" in expected:- if counts["hold"] and "metric_window_families" not in expected:- raise ValueError("HOLD requires explicit temporal metric family expectations")+ if counts["hold"] and "metric_window_families" not in expected:+ raise ValueError("HOLD requires explicit temporal metric family expectations")+ if "outcomes" in expected:
actual_counts = {"kept": int(counts["keep"]), "errors": int(counts["error"]),
"dropped": int(counts["drop"] + (counts["error"] if processor.get("error_mode", "keep") == "drop" else 0))}
if "held" in expected["outcomes"]:
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raiseValueError("HOLD requires explicit temporal metric family expectations")
if"outcomes"inexpected:
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Move the HOLD expectation check out of the `outcomes` condition so it runs
whenever `counts["hold"]` is nonzero; reject the fixture if
`metric_window_families` is missing from `expected`. Preserve the existing
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Default an omitted error_mode to drop in the fixture outcome count.
The runner adds recipe errors to dropped only when error_mode is drop. When a fixture omits the key, the fallback is keep, but the native default is drop. The runner then reports zero dropped records for a dropped error, and the fixture fails even when the native output is correct.
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Review comment at @tools/fts/fts_fixture.py around lines 443 - 444:
In the fixture outcome count, update the error_mode fallback in the dropped
calculation to match the native default of drop. Preserve the existing behavior
when a fixture explicitly sets error_mode; locate this calculation by the
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Actionable comments posted: 8
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Due to the large number of review comments, Critical, Major severity comments were prioritized as inline comments.
Minor comments: 21
plugins/processor_fts/README.md: 2
391-395: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove statements that contradict the local pack support documented later in this file.
Lines 391-395 say the registry is built into the binary and that configuration cannot supply block source. Lines 412-415 say state/window facilities and external pack distribution "remain under implementation". The sections from Line 631 onward document local Lua packs, packages_dir, fb.dedupe, fb.throttle and fb.window. They also state that the 18 catalog profiles are executable.
A reader following the top-to-bottom flow gets conflicting guidance. Limit the early text to the built-in core registry and link to "Reusable local Lua packs" for author-supplied source.
Also applies to: 412-415
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Review comment at @plugins/processor_fts/README.md around lines 391 - 395:
The early overview is broader than the built-in registry and conflicts with the
later local-pack documentation. Update the passages about the registry and
state/window facilities to describe only the built-in core, then direct readers
to “Reusable local Lua packs” for author-supplied source; preserve the later
pack-support details.
681-682: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the reference to "catalog policy 19".
The catalog has no policy numbers. packs/fts/verification.json states "no numeric pack directory prefixes or policy numbers", and test_fts_policy_catalog.py asserts that no entry has a number field. Link to ../../packs/fts/logs/pseudonyms/README.md instead.
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Review comment at @plugins/processor_fts/README.md around lines 681 - 682:
Update the deployment-plan sentence containing the catalog policy reference to
link to the pseudonyms documentation instead; remove the numeric policy
reference and preserve the sentence’s surrounding guidance.
packs/fts/logs/cloudtrail/README.md: 1
6-7: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Fix the broken AWS reference URL.
The URL wraps across two lines at the hyphen in record- / contents.html. Markdown renders the first line as a truncated, dead link. Put the full URL on one line. pack.json already has it unbroken.
📝 Proposed fix
-Does not unroll Records arrays or collect S3. Unknown major versions pass unchanged. Reference:-https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awscloudtrail/latest/userguide/cloudtrail-event-reference-record--contents.html+Does not unroll Records arrays or collect S3. Unknown major versions pass unchanged.++Reference: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awscloudtrail/latest/userguide/cloudtrail-event-reference-record-contents.html
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/cloudtrail/README.md around lines 6 - 7:
Update the AWS CloudTrail reference in the README so the complete URL, including
“record-contents.html,” appears on one line and renders as a working link.
documentation/fts/blocks.md: 4
299-299: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Separate histogram bucket merging from the metric-compatibility pack.
The shipped profile performs gauge unit conversion and rename. Its contract says histogram migration requires a separate bucket profile. Qualify merge buckets as an optional separate composition, or remove it from this row. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @documentation/fts/blocks.md at line 299:
Update the “Metric compatibility” row to describe only the shipped gauge unit
conversion and rename behavior; remove “merge buckets” or clearly qualify it as
an optional, separate histogram bucket profile.
291-291: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not imply that the application JSON pack parses timestamps.
The application JSON pack explicitly excludes inferred timestamp parsing. Users must add a separate logs.parse_timestamp step. Replace time with optional logs.parse_timestamp, or remove it from this composition. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @documentation/fts/blocks.md at line 291:
Update the “Application JSON logs” composition in the documentation table so it
does not imply that the pack parses timestamps: replace `time` with an optional
`logs.parse_timestamp` step or remove it, while preserving the documented order
of the remaining steps.
14-14: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove the unsupported native tail-sampling claim.
The catalog lists only traces/span-operations as an executable trace pack. This document also states that whole-trace retention recipes are future extensions. Remove native sampling recipes from this supported-operation summary, or label them as planned. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @documentation/fts/blocks.md at line 14:
Update the Traces row’s supported-operation summary to remove “native sampling
recipes” or clearly label them as planned, consistent with the executable trace
pack catalog and the document’s future-extension note.
311-311: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Resolve the delta-rollup status.
This sentence lists delta/gauge rollups as additional recipes, but the following text says that delta rollups remain future capabilities. List only implemented recipes, or mark delta rollups as future. (github.com)
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Review comment at @documentation/fts/blocks.md at line 311:
Update the additional window-based recipes sentence in blocks.md to list only
implemented recipes; remove delta/gauge rollups from that list or clearly mark
delta rollups as future capabilities, consistent with the following text.
packs/README.md: 1
11-14: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Update the processor reference for local packs.
This file states that FTS packs are implemented. However, plugins/processor_fts/README.md at the same revision says that independent downloadable packs are not implemented and that external pack distribution remains under implementation. Update that reference, or qualify this statement. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packs/README.md around lines 11 - 14:
Qualify the `processor_fts` statement in the local-packs reference to
distinguish implemented FTS pack processing from independent downloadable pack
distribution, which remains under implementation; keep claims consistent with
the processor README.
packs/fts/AUTHORING.md: 1
30-32: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Include the metric-window constructor.
This list excludes fb.metric_window, which requires a terminal input-metrics step. An author who follows this guidance cannot construct the documented gauge-rollup pattern. Add that constructor and its signal requirement. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packs/fts/AUTHORING.md around lines 30 - 32:
Update the stateful-operation guidance in the authoring documentation to include
fb.metric_window and specify that it requires a terminal input-metrics step;
preserve the existing input-log and state_commit: local requirements for
fb.dedupe, fb.throttle, and fb.window.
When namespace_labels or namespace_annotations is enabled, the Kubernetes filter writes those fields under kubernetes_namespace. This block leaves them in the output. With namespace_metadata_only, it returns without changing the record. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Process kubernetes_namespace independently of kubernetes.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/kubernetes-hygiene/blocks/apply.lua at line 3:
Update the apply block’s early return so absence of the `kubernetes` field does
not skip cleanup of `kubernetes_namespace`; process `kubernetes_namespace`
independently and remove its namespace labels and annotations when enabled,
while preserving the existing Kubernetes-field handling.
packs/fts/logs/log-trace-correlation/README.md: 1
24-24: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Document the source field names.
The block reads top-level trace and span fields. If a source uses trace_id and span_id without native context, the block keeps the log without correlating it. Document the required names, the behavior when one is missing, and that promotion replaces existing context.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/log-trace-correlation/README.md at line 24:
Update the README for this fixed-source-mapping profile to document that it
reads top-level trace and span fields, that trace_id and span_id alone do not
correlate logs without native context, and that promotion replaces existing
context. Describe the established behavior when either required field is
missing, verifying it from the implementation rather than assuming a new
behavior.
packs/fts/logs/nested-labels/verification.json: 1
3-3: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Correct the shared evidence path.
../verification.json resolves to packs/fts/logs/verification.json, which does not exist. The shared record is at packs/fts/verification.json. Change the value to ../../verification.json so readers and tools can find it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/nested-labels/verification.json at line 3:
Update the evidence value in the nested-labels verification record to point to
the shared record at packs/fts/verification.json; use the relative path
../../verification.json so readers and tools resolve it correctly.
Reject negative probe durations before dropping records.
A record with path="/health", status=200, and duration_ms=-1 satisfies the current conditions. logs.drop_matching then removes the record even though the duration is not a valid latency. Add a duration_ms >= 0 condition before the upper-bound check.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/successful-probes/blocks/apply.lua at line 5:
Add a nonnegative duration condition to the matching criteria in the
successful-probe block before the existing upper-bound check, so records with
negative duration_ms are not dropped. Preserve the existing maximum-duration
condition.
packs/fts/logs/vpc-flow/blocks/apply.lua: 1
17-17: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject invalid action and status values.
A 14-field record with action DROP is accepted and receives a flow map. AWS specifies ACCEPT and REJECT as action values. (docs.aws.amazon.com) This violates the documented behavior for malformed v2 records.
Validate action and status values before setting flow, while retaining support for missing dash fields.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/vpc-flow/blocks/apply.lua at line 17:
Validate action and status fields in the record-parsing flow before the
`flow:set(name,v)` call, rejecting records with values outside their documented
allowed sets. Preserve support for missing fields represented by `-`, and do not
set the `flow` map for invalid records.
../verification.json resolves to a nonexistent file under packs/fts/metrics. The shared verification record is at packs/fts/verification.json, so this pointer must be ../../verification.json. ()
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Update the evidence pointer in the verification record so it resolves two
directory levels up to the shared verification record under packs/fts, rather
than to a nonexistent file under metrics.
7-7: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Preserve the name for an empty route.
If http.route is an empty string, this assignment replaces a valid name with an empty one. OTLP treats that as an unknown span name. Preserve the existing name when the route is empty. (github.com)
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7:
Update the span.name assignment using route:value() so it replaces the existing
name only when the route is non-empty; preserve the current span.name when the
route is an empty string.
packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md: 1
5-5: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Clarify the authentication requirement.
Rewrite “Requires authenticated input-to-tenant identity binding...” as “The input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated...” This avoids the nonstandard wording and keeps the requirement precise.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md at line 5:
In the tenant identity and routing requirement in the README, clarify that the
input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated. Keep the existing
verified native routing and output enforcement requirement, and the warning that
setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress
authorization.
Select a supported JSON format for trace inspection.
When this pipeline receives traces, stdout ignores json_lines and prints trace text. Set format: otlp if the example must produce JSON output. The preflight check does not detect this output mismatch. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packs/fts/traces/span-operations/fluent-bit.yaml at line 24:
Update the `format` setting in the `fluent-bit` trace pipeline from `json_lines`
to the supported `otlp` format so stdout produces JSON output for trace
inspection.
packs/fts/traces/span-operations/pack.json: 1
7-7: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the claim that the policy does not drop spans.
The included fixture expects a span with a non-string http.route to be dropped under error_mode: drop. State that the policy does not intentionally filter spans, but callback errors can drop them. This distinction lets operators assess trace loss before deployment. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the description in the pack metadata to say the policy does not
intentionally filter spans, while clarifying that callback errors can drop spans
when error_mode is set to drop. Preserve the existing claims about trusted route
and method naming and span data.
documentation/fts/architecture.md: 1
279-279: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove !!pairs from the supported fixture tags.
The v1 fixture runner does not support !!pairs. The authoring guide directs duplicate-entry adapter tests to native integration tests instead. An author who follows this instruction will create a fixture that the runner rejects. Remove !!pairs here and point authors to the native integration tests. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @documentation/fts/architecture.md at line 279:
Remove !!pairs from the supported fixture tags in the YAML tag list and direct
authors to native integration tests for duplicate-entry adapter tests.
packs/fts/logs/event-quality/README.md: 1
26-26: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Document the integer restriction.
max_bytes must be an integer. A fractional number within the documented range, such as 16.5, fails processor initialization. State that the valid range contains whole numbers only. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/event-quality/README.md at line 26:
Update the max_bytes entry in the README table to state that the valid range of
0–1048576 includes whole numbers only; retain the existing byte-limit
description.
Move the "Key deployment" paragraph to the HMAC section.
This paragraph covers secret_refs, process environment variables and raw key bytes. It sits under "Temporal metric-family windows", after the gauge-rollup text. It continues the fb.hmac_sha256 discussion that ends at Line 682. Move it above the "Temporal metric-family windows" heading so readers of that section do not miss it.
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Review comment at @plugins/processor_fts/README.md around lines 694 - 701:
Move the “Key deployment” paragraph from the “Temporal metric-family windows”
section to the HMAC section, placing it after the fb.hmac_sha256 discussion and
before the temporal metric-family windows heading. Preserve the paragraph’s
content.
Replace the title-only purpose text for two catalog entries.
The pseudonyms and stable-sampling rows repeat the pack title. Every other row states scope and limits. Operators use this table to choose a pack, so these rows hide the contract: HMAC key references, trusted tenant scope, fixed-seed XXH3 sampling, and preserved errors and missing keys.
Copy the summary from each pack README. Also align the pseudonyms title with catalog.json, which says "Tenant-scoped stable pseudonyms".
Also applies to: 25-25
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Update the pseudonyms and stable-sampling catalog entries so their purpose text
describes each pack’s scope and limits, reusing the summaries from their
respective READMEs. Align the pseudonyms title with the title in catalog.json,
and ensure the summaries convey the HMAC key-reference and trusted-tenant-scope
requirements, fixed-seed XXH3 sampling, and preservation of errors and missing
keys.
Add fixtures for the other rejection branches of this privacy block.
blocks/apply.lua has several failure paths that no fixture covers:
non-string url (wrong_type)
input longer than 8192 bytes
two @ in the authority
backslash, whitespace or % in the authority
an empty authority such as https:///x
a non-HTTP(S) scheme
These branches decide whether credentials leak or the record drops. Only not-a-url is tested. Add a case for each branch, with dropped: 1 and class: invalid_parameter or wrong_type. Add a boundary case at exactly 8192 bytes that succeeds.
Based on learnings: AGENTS.md testing guidelines say to validate both success and failure paths (invalid payloads, boundary sizes, null/missing fields).
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lines 37 - 49:
Add policy fixtures alongside reject-ambiguous for each uncovered URL rejection
branch: non-string values, inputs over 8192 bytes, multiple @ characters,
forbidden authority characters, empty authority, and non-HTTP(S) schemes; assert
dropped: 1 and the corresponding invalid_parameter or wrong_type class. Add a
success fixture for a URL input exactly 8192 bytes long, preserving the policy’s
expected successful outcome.
The fixture runner defaults the input and expected timestamps to 1700000000, which is also this eventTime. The case therefore passes if timestamp parsing is removed. Set a different input timestamp and explicitly assert the parsed output timestamp. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/cloudtrail/tests/policy.yaml at line 17:
The fixture’s eventTime matches the runner’s default timestamp, so it does not
verify timestamp parsing. Update the input timestamp in the policy fixture to a
value different from 1700000000, and explicitly assert that the parsed output
contains the corresponding timestamp.
Apply the private-value leak check to the startup output too.
Line 82 checks that synthetic-private-value is absent only from the dry_run diagnostics. Line 83 runs a real startup through rejected_startup, which uses a different code path and its own log output. Nothing checks that output for the rejected value. A leak on the real startup path would not fail this test.
Capture the rejected_startup output once. Assert both conditions on it.
Proposed fix
- assert "class=invalid_configuration" in rejected_startup(path, tmp_path)+ startup = rejected_startup(path, tmp_path)+ assert "synthetic-private-value" not in startup+ assert "class=invalid_configuration" in startup
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Capture the output of rejected_startup once in this test, then assert that it
does not contain synthetic-private-value and still contains
class=invalid_configuration.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/application-json/README.md:
- Around line 3-5: Update the README block description to state that input
records must have a string at body.log and no existing body.app field. Explain
that an app-field collision causes the record to be dropped under error_mode:
drop, and place these requirements before the deployment instructions.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/genai-privacy/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 2: Update the log callback using fb.redact so configured p.keys are
redacted in OpenTelemetry log attributes as well as log.body. Use the supported
attribute representation and redaction mechanism, preserving the existing body
behavior and handling absent attributes safely.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/kubernetes-hygiene/README.md:
- Line 26: Update the README example so the Kubernetes filter enriches records
before the FTS processor runs, placing both in the same input processor list or
showing another placement that guarantees this order. Preserve the policy’s
ability to inspect Kubernetes metadata added by the filter.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/stable-log-sampling/README.md:
- Line 6: Update the preservation statement in the README to specify that
ERROR/FATAL/CRITICAL records are preserved only when the top-level level field
is a string; clarify that inputs using another field, such as severity, must be
normalized to level before sampling.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/url-sanitization/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 24: Update the authority validation around the nonempty check to verify
the host and port structure before retaining or emitting the authority; reject
malformed authorities, including nonnumeric ports, so credential-bearing URLs
with invalid structure are dropped.
Review comments at @packs/fts/metrics/metric-compatibility/pack.json:
- Line 7: Update the description metadata and the corresponding README
documentation to clarify that rename collision checks only cover names within
the current OTLP scope group, not separate batches or producers. State that
operators must reserve the target name across batches and producers to prevent
distinct streams from reaching downstream under the same name.
Review comments at
@packs/fts/multisignal/observability-basics/blocks/redact_log.lua:
- Line 10: Update the redaction block using fb.redact so configured keys are
also redacted from log attributes, preserving the existing body redaction; if
attribute redaction is not supported, explicitly document in the pack README
that this block only redacts the body and operators need a separate attribute
policy.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_recipe_vertical.py:
- Line 150: Update the `service.wait_for_condition` predicates at the referenced
waits in this test to remain false until `rows(service)` contains the expected
number of records for that assertion. Preserve the existing output checks, and
ensure each wait covers all records the test expects before proceeding.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @documentation/fts/architecture.md:
- Line 279: Remove !!pairs from the supported fixture tags in the YAML tag list
and direct authors to native integration tests for duplicate-entry adapter
tests.
Review comments at @documentation/fts/blocks.md:
- Line 299: Update the “Metric compatibility” row to describe only the shipped
gauge unit conversion and rename behavior; remove “merge buckets” or clearly
qualify it as an optional, separate histogram bucket profile.
- Line 291: Update the “Application JSON logs” composition in the documentation
table so it does not imply that the pack parses timestamps: replace `time` with
an optional `logs.parse_timestamp` step or remove it, while preserving the
documented order of the remaining steps.
- Line 14: Update the Traces row’s supported-operation summary to remove “native
sampling recipes” or clearly label them as planned, consistent with the
executable trace pack catalog and the document’s future-extension note.
- Line 311: Update the additional window-based recipes sentence in blocks.md to
list only implemented recipes; remove delta/gauge rollups from that list or
clearly mark delta rollups as future capabilities, consistent with the following
text.
Review comments at @packs/fts/AUTHORING.md:
- Around line 30-32: Update the stateful-operation guidance in the authoring
documentation to include fb.metric_window and specify that it requires a
terminal input-metrics step; preserve the existing input-log and state_commit:
local requirements for fb.dedupe, fb.throttle, and fb.window.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/cloudtrail/README.md:
- Around line 6-7: Update the AWS CloudTrail reference in the README so the
complete URL, including “record-contents.html,” appears on one line and renders
as a working link.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/event-quality/README.md:
- Line 26: Update the max_bytes entry in the README table to state that the
valid range of 0–1048576 includes whole numbers only; retain the existing
byte-limit description.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/kubernetes-hygiene/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 3: Update the apply block’s early return so absence of the `kubernetes`
field does not skip cleanup of `kubernetes_namespace`; process
`kubernetes_namespace` independently and remove its namespace labels and
annotations when enabled, while preserving the existing Kubernetes-field
handling.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/log-trace-correlation/README.md:
- Line 24: Update the README for this fixed-source-mapping profile to document
that it reads top-level trace and span fields, that trace_id and span_id alone
do not correlate logs without native context, and that promotion replaces
existing context. Describe the established behavior when either required field
is missing, verifying it from the implementation rather than assuming a new
behavior.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/nested-labels/verification.json:
- Line 3: Update the evidence value in the nested-labels verification record to
point to the shared record at packs/fts/verification.json; use the relative path
../../verification.json so readers and tools resolve it correctly.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/successful-probes/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 5: Add a nonnegative duration condition to the matching criteria in the
successful-probe block before the existing upper-bound check, so records with
negative duration_ms are not dropped. Preserve the existing maximum-duration
condition.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/vpc-flow/blocks/apply.lua:
- Line 17: Validate action and status fields in the record-parsing flow before
the `flow:set(name,v)` call, rejecting records with values outside their
documented allowed sets. Preserve support for missing fields represented by `-`,
and do not set the `flow` map for invalid records.
Review comments at @packs/fts/metrics/gauge-rollup/verification.json:
- Line 3: Update the evidence pointer in the verification record so it resolves
two directory levels up to the shared verification record under packs/fts,
rather than to a nonexistent file under metrics.
Review comments at
@packs/fts/multisignal/observability-basics/blocks/span_route_name.lua:
- Line 7: Update the span.name assignment using route:value() so it replaces the
existing name only when the route is non-empty; preserve the current span.name
when the route is an empty string.
Review comments at @packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md:
- Line 5: In the tenant identity and routing requirement in the README, clarify
that the input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated. Keep the
existing verified native routing and output enforcement requirement, and the
warning that setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress
authorization.
Review comments at @packs/fts/traces/span-operations/fluent-bit.yaml:
- Line 24: Update the `format` setting in the `fluent-bit` trace pipeline from
`json_lines` to the supported `otlp` format so stdout produces JSON output for
trace inspection.
Review comments at @packs/fts/traces/span-operations/pack.json:
- Line 7: Update the description in the pack metadata to say the policy does not
intentionally filter spans, while clarifying that callback errors can drop spans
when error_mode is set to drop. Preserve the existing claims about trusted route
and method naming and span data.
Review comments at @packs/README.md:
- Around line 11-14: Qualify the `processor_fts` statement in the local-packs
reference to distinguish implemented FTS pack processing from independent
downloadable pack distribution, which remains under implementation; keep claims
consistent with the processor README.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/README.md:
- Around line 391-395: The early overview is broader than the built-in registry
and conflicts with the later local-pack documentation. Update the passages about
the registry and state/window facilities to describe only the built-in core,
then direct readers to “Reusable local Lua packs” for author-supplied source;
preserve the later pack-support details.
- Around line 681-682: Update the deployment-plan sentence containing the
catalog policy reference to link to the pseudonyms documentation instead; remove
the numeric policy reference and preserve the sentence’s surrounding guidance.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packs/fts/CATALOG.md:
- Line 23: Update the pseudonyms and stable-sampling catalog entries so their
purpose text describes each pack’s scope and limits, reusing the summaries from
their respective READMEs. Align the pseudonyms title with the title in
catalog.json, and ensure the summaries convey the HMAC key-reference and
trusted-tenant-scope requirements, fixed-seed XXH3 sampling, and preservation of
errors and missing keys.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/cloudtrail/tests/policy.yaml:
- Line 17: The fixture’s eventTime matches the runner’s default timestamp, so it
does not verify timestamp parsing. Update the input timestamp in the policy
fixture to a value different from 1700000000, and explicitly assert that the
parsed output contains the corresponding timestamp.
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/url-sanitization/tests/policy.yaml:
- Around line 37-49: Add policy fixtures alongside reject-ambiguous for each
uncovered URL rejection branch: non-string values, inputs over 8192 bytes,
multiple @ characters, forbidden authority characters, empty authority, and
non-HTTP(S) schemes; assert dropped: 1 and the corresponding invalid_parameter
or wrong_type class. Add a success fixture for a URL input exactly 8192 bytes
long, preserving the policy’s expected successful outcome.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/README.md:
- Around line 694-701: Move the “Key deployment” paragraph from the “Temporal
metric-family windows” section to the HMAC section, placing it after the
fb.hmac_sha256 discussion and before the temporal metric-family windows heading.
Preserve the paragraph’s content.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_nested_parameters.py:
- Line 83: Capture the output of rejected_startup once in this test, then assert
that it does not contain synthetic-private-value and still contains
class=invalid_configuration.
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Show enrichment before FTS in the processor chain.
If an operator uses the normal pipeline-level Kubernetes filter, this input processor runs before that filter adds metadata. The policy sees no kubernetes field, and the later filter adds labels and annotations that remain in the output. The supplied fixture starts with enriched records and does not expose this ordering problem. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Show the Kubernetes filter before FTS in the same input processor list, or show another placement that runs FTS after enrichment.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/kubernetes-hygiene/README.md at line 26:
Update the README example so the Kubernetes filter enriches records before the
FTS processor runs, placing both in the same input processor list or showing
another placement that guarantees this order. Preserve the policy’s ability to
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Wait for the expected output count.
rows(service) becomes truthy after the first output line. This test then requires two good records, so it can fail while the remaining records are still being written. The same early-return condition affects the waits at Lines 68, 205, and 231. Make each predicate wait for its expected record count before asserting the output. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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line 150:
Update the `service.wait_for_condition` predicates at the referenced waits in
this test to remain false until `rows(service)` contains the expected number of
records for that assertion. Preserve the existing output checks, and ensure each
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packs/fts/logs/stable-log-sampling/README.md:
- Line 50: Change the `basis_points` value in the documented input configuration
example from `0` to a non-zero value, using the documented default of `1000` so
copied configuration does not drop every keyed non-error log.
Review comments at @packs/fts/metrics/metric-dimensions/README.md:
- Line 7: Update the metric-dimensions README description to remove the
rename-collision and destination-name reservation claim; clarify that
aggregation is limited to the current OTLP scope and batch and does not combine
series across other producers or batches.
Review comments at @packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md:
- Line 5: Correct the sentence near the input-to-tenant identity binding
statement so it clearly says authenticated binding also requires verified native
routing and output enforcement. Preserve the warning that setting a tenant field
in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress authorization.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_recipe_state.py:
- Line 182: The state-gauge assertion can raise KeyError while metrics are
unavailable or the snapshot is lagging. Replace the direct lookup in the test
with a `service.wait_for_condition` that checks
`metrics(service).get("fluentbit_fts_state_keys") == 0`, so the test waits until
the gauge reports zero.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Change the example basis_points from 0 to a non-zero value.
The stanza is described as the configuration to add under the input. With basis_points: 0, a user who copies it drops every keyed non-error log. The documented default is 1000, which is about 10%.
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Suggested change
basis_points: 0
basis_points: 1000
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Review comment at @packs/fts/logs/stable-log-sampling/README.md at line 50:
Change the `basis_points` value in the documented input configuration example
from `0` to a non-zero value, using the documented default of `1000` so copied
configuration does not drop every keyed non-error log.
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remain distinct. This is in-batch aggregation, not temporal rollup or global uniqueness
enforcement. Use only additive values with compatible timestamps and source ownership.
Only gauge families are transformed by this profile. Sums, histograms, exponential histograms and summaries pass unchanged. Rename collision checks are local to the current OTLP scope and batch; reserve destination names across other producers and batches before rollout.
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Remove the rename-collision text. It does not apply to this pack.
This pack aggregates gauge datapoints. It does not rename metrics. The sentence about rename collision checks appears to be copied from metric-compatibility. Operators can be misled into looking for a rename step or a destination-name reservation requirement. The in-batch aggregation limit is already stated in lines 3-5.
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--- "a/packs/fts/metrics/metric-dimensions/README.md"+++ "b/packs/fts/metrics/metric-dimensions/README.md"@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
remain distinct. This is in-batch aggregation, not temporal rollup or global uniqueness
enforcement. Use only additive values with compatible timestamps and source ownership.
-Only gauge families are transformed by this profile. Sums, histograms, exponential histograms and summaries pass unchanged. Rename collision checks are local to the current OTLP scope and batch; reserve destination names across other producers and batches before rollout.+Only gauge families are transformed by this profile. Sums, histograms, exponential histograms and summaries pass unchanged. Aggregation is local to the current OTLP scope and batch; it does not combine series across other producers or batches.
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Only gauge families are transformed by this profile. Sums, histograms, exponential histograms and summaries pass unchanged. Rename collision checks are local to the current OTLP scope and batch; reserve destination names across other producers and batches before rollout.
Only gauge families are transformed by this profile. Sums, histograms, exponential histograms and summaries pass unchanged. Aggregation is local to the current OTLP scope and batch; it does not combine series across other producers or batches.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/metrics/metric-dimensions/README.md at line 7:
Update the metric-dimensions README description to remove the rename-collision
and destination-name reservation claim; clarify that aggregation is limited to
the current OTLP scope and batch and does not combine series across other
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The input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated; this requires plus verified native routing/output enforcement. Setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress authorization.
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Fix the broken sentence.
The phrase "this requires plus verified native routing/output enforcement" is not grammatical. The meaning is unclear for a security-boundary requirement.
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--- "a/packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md"+++ "b/packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md"@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
Status: **pending**.
-The input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated; this requires plus verified native routing/output enforcement. Setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress authorization.+The input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated. This also requires verified native routing and output enforcement. Setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress authorization.
There is no executable block or passing fixture advertised for this policy.
Do not substitute a simulated implementation or label this production-ready.
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The input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated; this requires plus verified native routing/output enforcement. Setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress authorization.
The input-to-tenant identity binding must be authenticated. This also requires verified native routing and output enforcement. Setting a tenant field in Lua does not enforce isolation or egress authorization.
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Review comment at @packs/fts/pending/tenant-egress/README.md at line 5:
Correct the sentence near the input-to-tenant identity binding statement so it
clearly says authenticated binding also requires verified native routing and
output enforcement. Preserve the warning that setting a tenant field in Lua does
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Wait for the state gauge before you index it.
metrics() returns {} when the monitoring endpoint answers 404 or 503. It also returns {} before the first snapshot that contains fluentbit_fts_state_keys. This line runs directly after a wait on log text, not on a metric. A lagging snapshot therefore raises KeyError, and the test fails intermittently. Line 281 already records that snapshots can lag. Wait on the gauge value, as the other assertions in this file do.
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line 182:
The state-gauge assertion can raise KeyError while metrics are unavailable or
the snapshot is lagging. Replace the direct lookup in the test with a
`service.wait_for_condition` that checks
`metrics(service).get("fluentbit_fts_state_keys") == 0`, so the test waits until
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- fix exactly-one rule to script, code, or recipe
- add context, packages_dir, packs, recipe, recipe_version, secret_refs,
state_commit, and state_limit parameters
- document recipe, pack, and state_commit validation failures
- add fb.try_parse_json and fb.decode_json to common helpers
- add hash and HMAC helpers with secret_refs configuration
- add fb.unpack_json log helper and example
- add optional max_exemplars argument to fb.aggregate_metric
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- add native-recipes.md covering recipe steps, selectors, and typed constants
- document the 14 stateless blocks with parameters and defaults
- document the shared condition grammar for drop_matching and when
- document logs.dedupe, logs.throttle, and window.hold_until state blocks
- document local pack usage and FTS recipe, state, and window metrics
- link the page from SUMMARY.md, configuration, and the FTS overview
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* docs: administration: document processor hold metrics and reload validation
- add fluentbit_processor_accounting_errors_total metric
- add fluentbit_processor_items_held_current and items_held_total metrics
- add hot reload processor validation section with halt log messages
- note that filters used as processors skip startup checks when inactive
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* docs: administration: address review feedback on processor validation and metrics
- hot-reload: limit the reload guarantee to preflight failures; startup-time processor errors abort the reload and Fluent Bit exits
- hot-reload: correct preflight scope (property checks; deeper checks only for fts, Lua, and Wasm); note --dry-run runs the same validation
- monitoring: accounting_errors_total is only reported for log processors attached to inputs
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* docs: processors: document Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS)
Document the new Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS) processor added in
fluent/fluent-bit#12589.
- Add pipeline/processors/fts.md covering configuration parameters,
callback results and batching, typed values, log, metric, and trace
properties and helpers, sandbox limits, diagnostics, and build
requirements
- Add the FTS page to SUMMARY.md under Processors
- Add FTS to the available processors list in pipeline/processors.md
- Add FLB_PROCESSOR_FTS (default On) to the processors table, linking to the Fluent Typed Scripting pagex
- Add FLB_PROCESSOR_FTS (default On) to the build options processors table
- Spell out Fluent Typed Scripting (FTS) on first use across the FTS pages, including the Lua filter page title and SUMMARY.md entry
- Clarify how log groups are batched across input appends
- Reword JIT, FFI, NUL, AOT, and topology references, plus minor style fixes
- Add FTS heading and winstat spelling exceptions to the Vale styles
- Limit whole-batch error_mode handling to failures FTS detects after a batch is decoded
- Note that processor-layer decode failures keep and forward the decoded prefix, so error_mode: keep can't restore the original batch
- Validate the time field type and catch fb.parse_time errors in the event time example
- Document that records with a missing, non-string, or invalid time keep their original event time
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* docs: processors: fts: document recipe keys and new helpers
- fix exactly-one rule to script, code, or recipe
- add context, packages_dir, packs, recipe, recipe_version, secret_refs,
state_commit, and state_limit parameters
- document recipe, pack, and state_commit validation failures
- add fb.try_parse_json and fb.decode_json to common helpers
- add hash and HMAC helpers with secret_refs configuration
- add fb.unpack_json log helper and example
- add optional max_exemplars argument to fb.aggregate_metric
This is the missing docs PR for fluent/fluent-bit#12731 and fluent/fluent-bit#12732.
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* docs: processors: fts: add native recipe blocks page
- add native-recipes.md covering recipe steps, selectors, and typed constants
- document the 14 stateless blocks with parameters and defaults
- document the shared condition grammar for drop_matching and when
- document logs.dedupe, logs.throttle, and window.hold_until state blocks
- document local pack usage and FTS recipe, state, and window metrics
- link the page from SUMMARY.md, configuration, and the FTS overview
This is the missing docs PR for fluent/fluent-bit#12731.
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* docs: processors: fts: address review on build requirements and examples
- note max_exemplars requires a build with commit 6032b237d
- note fb.unpack_json requires a build with commit 6c52cc70c
- note fb.try_parse_json and fb.decode_json require a build with commit 94ef261ba
- document input, terminal-step, and state_commit requirements for stateful blocks
- add recipe support check with required commit and startup test
- specify secret_refs reference name characters and empty key failure
- document environment variable naming rules for secret_refs
- guard parse_json, try_parse_json, hash64_mod, and hmac_sha256 examples
against non-string field values
- read path with get and check its type before comparing
- explain why get_string would raise an error for non-string values
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* docs: processors: fts: address native recipes review
- replace the pack with placeholder comment with a parameter placeholder
- explain omitting with or using an empty mapping for parameterless blocks
- state that windows without keep_when discard all records when retain_when never matches
- qualify window retention for overflow and group-continuation records
- note overflow keep, untracked pass-through, and the overflow metric also
cover keys exceeding max_key_bytes
- state that logs.parse_json requires a JSON object and rejects arrays and scalars
- qualify dry-run recipe validation for older builds and link the support check
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* docs: processors: fts: address review and document recipe validation rules
- clarify guarded examples still run the rest of the policy (quickstart,
common-helpers, logs)
- limit window.hold_until to dummy, tail, forward, http, and opentelemetry inputs
- clarify redact_keys events/links targets redact only attributes and need an empty path
- document metrics.scale preserve_integer and input_unit mismatch failures
- document logs.parse_json path, overlap, and remove_source/preserve_destination rules
- limit step when conditions to log and trace steps
- document load-time validation rules for normalize_severity, validate_fields,
fields.edit, fields.truncate, metrics.rename, and aggregate_dimensions
- document condition validation rules
- document runtime type failures that apply error_mode, including stateful key types
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* docs: pipeline: processors: fluent-typed-scripting: clarify native recipe defaults
- logs.normalize_severity: same source and destination selector normalizes in place and forces overwrite
- logs.validate_fields: document required default true and missing-field behavior
- fields.truncate: document boolean marker write and collision error behavior
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Operators currently have to write each FTS policy themselves. This adds ordered YAML recipes and reusable local Lua packs with validated parameters, runnable examples and independent typed fixtures.
Start with install and use a pack, browse the catalog by signal, or use the documentation index.
Delivered behavior
-Jmetadata.packs/is the general content directory; FTS is its implemented family and owns its consumer schemas. Packs are grouped underlogs/,metrics/,traces/andmultisignal/; manifest/block IDs remain stable. This introduces no general-purpose pack loader.State/windows are terminal input operations with explicit local commit semantics. State is volatile and instance-local. Buffered processing covers logs and gauge families; trace blocks process individual spans.
Review corrections
output_limit; sanitize unresolved group continuations without detaching them from their transport context. Cancel window timers during partial-runtime destruction.layout: aws-default-v2in VPC-flow pack 2.0.0. Existing consumers must add this parameter after confirming their producer layout.Verification
The verification record contains exact commands, the fingerprint of all 256 reviewed source/content/test files, binary/model hashes, results and platform limits.
Verification is local Linux coverage. Two
ten_thousandperformance cases were excluded. Windows/macOS and deployment-specific source qualification were not exercised locally. Local CentOS 7 reproduction was blocked by denied Docker-daemon access and password-required sudo; its build is checked by PR CI.Review structure and compatibility
Twelve DCO-signed commits separate processor, input-thread, input, ingress, descriptor loading, reload, FTS runtime, tools, packs, processor documentation, central documentation and tests. Pack content uses
packs: fts:. Approximately 40,000 diff lines are generated schema content.Targets the next major release on
master. Manifest/API/recipe versions and local-state limits are documented in the consumer and author guides. OCSF mapping, authenticated tenant routing, counter-delta windows and whole-trace retention are future capabilities.Submitted under the repository's Apache-2.0 license.
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