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fix(log): remove the value from the log of etcd worker put key (#12311) #12314
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fix(log): remove the value from the log of etcd worker put key (#12311) #12314
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This pull request addresses a logging issue by removing the value associated with etcd "put key" operations from the logs. This change improves data security and reduces log verbosity without impacting core functionality.
Highlights
- Logging Privacy: The etcd worker's logging for "put key" operations has been updated to no longer include the value of the key being put. This enhances data privacy by preventing potentially sensitive data from being written to logs.
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Code Review
This pull request removes the logging of the value
field for put
operations in the etcd_worker
. This is a good practice to avoid logging potentially large or sensitive data. I've suggested an improvement to also log the length of the value, which can be useful for debugging without exposing the full content. Otherwise, the change is correct.
logFn("[etcd worker] delete key", zap.ByteString("key", op.KeyBytes())) | ||
} else { | ||
logFn("[etcd worker] put key", zap.ByteString("key", op.KeyBytes()), zap.ByteString("value", op.ValueBytes())) | ||
logFn("[etcd worker] put key", zap.ByteString("key", op.KeyBytes())) |
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While removing the full value from the log is a good idea for security and to avoid excessive log sizes, it can sometimes be useful for debugging to know the size of the value being written. Consider logging the length of the value instead, which provides useful metadata without logging the entire value.
logFn("[etcd worker] put key", zap.ByteString("key", op.KeyBytes())) | |
logFn("[etcd worker] put key", zap.ByteString("key", op.KeyBytes()), zap.Int("value_len", len(op.ValueBytes()))) |
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This is an automated cherry-pick of #12311
What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #12309
What is changed and how it works?
Remove the value from the log of etcd worker put key.
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Will it cause performance regression or break compatibility?
No.
Do you need to update user documentation, design documentation or monitoring documentation?
No.
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