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  1. Feast on Kubernetes
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Audit Logging

This page applies to Feast 0.7. The content may be out of date for Feast 0.8+

Introduction

Feast provides audit logging functionality in order to debug problems and to trace the lineage of events.

Audit Log Types

Audit Logs produced by Feast come in three favors:

Audit Log Type

Description

Message Audit Log

Logs service calls that can be used to track Feast request handling. Currently only gRPC request/response is supported. Enabling Message Audit Logs can be resource intensive and significantly increase latency, as such is not recommended on Online Serving.

Transition Audit Log

Logs transitions in status in resources managed by Feast (ie an Ingestion Job becoming RUNNING).

Action Audit Log

Logs actions performed on a specific resource managed by Feast (ie an Ingestion Job is aborted).

Configuration

Audit Log Type

Description

Message Audit Log

Enabled when both feast.logging.audit.enabled and feast.logging.audit.messageLogging.enabled is set to true

Transition Audit Log

Enabled when feast.logging.audit.enabled is set to true

Action Audit Log

Enabled when feast.logging.audit.enabled is set to true

JSON Format

Audit Logs produced by Feast are written to the console similar to normal logs but in a structured, machine parsable JSON. Example of a Message Audit Log JSON entry produced:

{
  "message": {
    "logType": "FeastAuditLogEntry",
    "kind": "MESSAGE",
    "statusCode": "OK",
    "request": {
      "filter": {
        "project": "dummy",
      }
    },
    "application": "Feast",
    "response": {},
    "method": "ListFeatureTables",
    "identity": "105960238928959148073",
    "service": "CoreService",
    "component": "feast-core",
    "id": "45329ea9-0d48-46c5-b659-4604f6193711",
    "version": "0.10.0-SNAPSHOT"
  },
  "hostname": "feast.core"
  "timestamp": "2020-10-20T04:45:24Z",
  "severity": "INFO",
}

Log Entry Schema

Fields common to all Audit Log Types:

Field

Description

logType

Log Type. Always set to FeastAuditLogEntry. Useful for filtering out Feast audit logs.

application

Application. Always set to Feast.

component

Feast Component producing the Audit Log. Set to feast-core for Feast Core and feast-serving for Feast Serving. Use to filtering out Audit Logs by component.

version

Version of Feast producing this Audit Log. Use to filtering out Audit Logs by version.

Fields in Message Audit Log Type

Field

Description

id

Generated UUID that uniquely identifies the service call.

service

Name of the Service that handled the service call.

method

Name of the Method that handled the service call. Useful for filtering Audit Logs by method (ie ApplyFeatureTable calls)

request

Full request submitted by client in the service call as JSON.

response

Full response returned to client by the service after handling the service call as JSON.

identity

Identity of the client making the service call as an user Id. Only set when Authentication is enabled.

statusCode

The status code returned by the service handling the service call (ie OK if service call handled without error).

Fields in Action Audit Log Type

Field

Description

action

Name of the action taken on the resource.

resource.type

Type of resource of which the action was taken on (i.e FeatureTable)

resource.id

Identifier specifying the specific resource of which the action was taken on.

Fields in Transition Audit Log Type

Field

Description

status

The new status that the resource transitioned to

resource.type

Type of resource of which the transition occurred (i.e FeatureTable)

resource.id

Identifier specifying the specific resource of which the transition occurred.

Log Forwarder

Feast currently only supports forwarding Request/Response (Message Audit Log Type) logs to an external fluentD service with feast.** Fluentd tag.

Request/Response Log Example

{
  "id": "45329ea9-0d48-46c5-b659-4604f6193711",
  "service": "CoreService"
  "status_code": "OK",
  "identity": "105960238928959148073",
  "method": "ListProjects",
  "request": {},
  "response": {
    "projects": [
      "default", "project1", "project2"
    ]
  }
  "release_name": 506.457.14.512
}

Configuration

The Fluentd Log Forwarder configured with the with the following configuration options in application.yml:

Settings

Description

feast.logging.audit.messageLogging.destination

fluentd

feast.logging.audit.messageLogging.fluentdHost

localhost

feast.logging.audit.messageLogging.fluentdPort

24224

When using Fluentd as the Log forwarder, a Feast release_name can be logged instead of the IP address (eg. IP of Kubernetes pod deployment), by setting an environment variable RELEASE_NAME when deploying Feast.

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