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processor_fts: add JSON field decoding and log body unpacking - #12732
Stringified JSON fields currently require retrieving a string, calling fb.parse_json through pcall, and manually applying the parsed value. Add helpers whose arguments make the destination explicit.
Decode a field in place, preserving sibling fields:
The same helper works on nested typed maps and array elements. log.attributes and log.resource.attributes refer to OpenTelemetry log context. For example, {"message":"{\"level\":\"info\"}","host":"web"} becomes {"message":{"level":"info"},"host":"web"}.
To promote a JSON object from a body field into the entire log body instead:
localfb=require("fluentbit")
functionprocess(log)
fb.unpack_json(log, "message")
fb.redact(log.body, {"authorization", "password"})
end
Here the same source record becomes {"level":"info"}. The source field defaults to message.
Both mutation helpers return true on success or false, error for ordinary decode failures, leaving the target unchanged. fb.decode_json accepts all JSON value types; fb.unpack_json requires an object because log bodies are maps. fb.try_parse_json(text) returns a typed value or nil, error for callers that need parsing without mutation. The existing throwing fb.parse_json API is unchanged.
Leaving process without an explicit return commits changes and forwards the record, equivalent to fb.KEEP. Helper booleans are separate from callback return values. Missing/non-string fields, plain text, malformed JSON, and duplicate keys can be handled explicitly:
Key-based redaction does not inspect secrets in undecoded strings. Policies requiring decoded messages for redaction must drop failed decodes or apply an explicit string policy. Instruction exhaustion fails the callback and applies error_mode: the default drop removes the record; keep forwards the original.
For OTLP log bodies and log/resource/scope attributes, decoding rejects unsigned integers above INT64_MAX, including values nested in maps or arrays, before mutation. The helper returns false, error and preserves the source field or body. Destination checks follow the active log and live value ancestry, so detached scratch maps and non-OTLP logs keep full unsigned support. fb.parse_json and fb.try_parse_json are unchanged.
The helpers reuse the existing parser and preserve exact 64-bit integers, typed null/boolean values, duplicate-key rejection, and parser/policy limits. Each call decodes one selected string; further encoded string fields require another explicit call.
Internal tests cover typed values, field/body mutation, sibling preservation, arrays, ordinary errors, parser boundaries, and instruction exhaustion under both error modes. Integration coverage verifies body unpacking, field decoding in body/nested maps and arrays, and actual exported OpenTelemetry log/resource attributes in input and output processor placements.
Regression coverage also exercises temporarily nil, boolean, numeric, string, and userdata log.context values during scratch JSON decoding, then restores the original context and verifies normal OTLP attribute decoding and export. Native context inspection checks the table type and pops the context on both paths. Added helper and test documentation.
Validation on Linux after rebasing onto master 374be2e74, from the isolated worktree:
FTS CTest: 1/1 passed (all 81 internal cases). Integration: 28 passed normally and 28 passed under strict Valgrind. All 28 Valgrind processes reported zero errors and all heap blocks freed. Full PR commit-range prefix lint passed.
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New Features
Added helpers to parse JSON without raising errors, replace a log body with an object parsed from a selected field, and decode JSON into a selected field while preserving sibling values.
Body replacement defaults to the message field and occurs only when decoding succeeds. Field decoding supports JSON values such as objects and arrays.
Documentation
Clarified helper results and failure behavior, including when decoding errors leave data unchanged or cause records to be dropped. Documented limits on integer values in OTLP data.
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The FTS processor adds helpers to parse JSON without throwing, replace a log body with a parsed JSON map, and decode selected string fields in place. OTLP payload validation rejects unsigned integers above INT64_MAX. The README and tests describe and cover the helper behavior.
fb.try_parse_json returns parsed values or nil, error. fb.unpack_json replaces the log body with a parsed map. fb.decode_json replaces a selected string field with a parsed JSON value. OTLP payload validation checks oversized unsigned integers. Internal tests cover value types, failures, mutation behavior, and instruction exhaustion.
Exercise JSON decoding in records tests/integration/scenarios/processor_fts/tests/test_fts_records.py
Integration tests cover embedded JSON, in-place decoding, and JSON in OTel attributes across input and output processor placements. Tests also cover signed 64-bit limits and unchanged values after decode failures.
The README documents helper results, mutation behavior, parser limits, and callback behavior. It replaces the prior embedded-message example with helper-based examples.
fluent/fluent-bit#12731: Adds an FTS application-JSON pack that parses JSON log bodies and redacts fields.
fluent/fluent-bit#12589: Adds the FTS processor and fb.parse_json, which the new helpers extend.
fluent/fluent-bit#12733: Publishes LuaLS declarations and a JSON manifest for the public FTS Lua API, which includes the added helper surface.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 7cfd0
A policy that changes a log’s context before decoding JSON could crash the processor. Guard that lookup before merging; the earlier integer-validation and redaction-guidance concerns are addressed.
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processor_fts: decode embedded JSON messages in one call
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Protect source extraction from memory-limit errors.
source:value() copies the field into Lua memory before fb.try_parse_json runs. If the field exceeds the available policy memory, extraction throws instead of returning false, error. With the default error_mode, the record is dropped. Protect extraction too, or check its size before copying it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- Line 187: Update the `fb.decode_json` README entry to distinguish
instruction-limit exhaustion from ordinary parse failures: document that
exhaustion fails the callback rather than returning `false, error`, and that
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- Around line 195-196: Add a note beside the `fb.decode_json` and `fb.redact`
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- Line 10: Update fb.decode_json to validate the decoded value recursively when
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Reject OTLP bodies that cannot be committed before replacing the body.
For OTLP logs, fb.decode_json can decode {"id":18446744073709551615} into a uint64 value and return true. The OTLP validator in plugins/processor_fts/fts_logs.c then raises OTel AnyValue integers must fit signed 64 bits for any unsigned value above INT64_MAX. Under the default error_mode of drop, the record is skipped after the policy call fails.
Check the decoded map for values above INT64_MAX in fb.decode_json before log.body = value when fb.is_otel(log) is true. Return false with an error in that case. The same check should apply to any recursively nested value.
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Update fb.decode_json to validate the decoded value recursively when
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Document that encoded strings inside decoded objects are not redacted.
The drop-on-failure example still forwards a secret in {"nested":"{\"password\":\"secret\"}"}. Decoding succeeds, and fb.redact does not inspect the nested string. The current text does not describe this case. Add a warning before the example, and state that each fb.decode_json call decodes only one JSON document.
📝 Suggested documentation fix
--- "a/plugins/processor_fts/README.md"+++ "b/plugins/processor_fts/README.md"@@ -204,9 +204,13 @@
The example allows mixed streams to pass plain text through. The decode call
keeps plain text, missing/non-string fields, malformed JSON, and non-object JSON
unchanged. `fb.redact` matches keys in maps and arrays; it does not inspect
secrets inside the unchanged message string. If every forwarded message must be
-decoded for key-based redaction, drop records when decoding fails:+decoded for key-based redaction, drop records when decoding fails. This pattern+does not cover encoded strings nested inside the decoded object, such as+`{"nested":"{\"password\":\"secret\"}"}`. `fb.decode_json` decodes one JSON+document per call, and `fb.redact` does not inspect string values. Parse and+replace those nested fields before redaction, or drop those records:
```lua
function process(log)
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unchanged. `fb.redact` matches keys in maps and arrays; it does not inspect
secrets inside the unchanged message string. If every forwarded message must be
decoded for key-based redaction, drop records when decoding fails:
unchanged. `fb.redact` matches keys in maps and arrays; it does not inspect
secrets inside the unchanged message string. If every forwarded message must be
decoded for key-based redaction, drop records when decoding fails. This pattern
does not cover encoded strings nested inside the decoded object, such as
`{"nested":"{\"password\":\"secret\"}"}`. `fb.decode_json` decodes one JSON
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Add a warning before the drop-on-failure example that `fb.redact` does not
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succeeds. State that each `fb.decode_json` call decodes only one JSON document,
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processor_fts: decode embedded JSON messages in one call
processor_fts: add JSON field decoding and log body unpacking
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- Around line 12-15: Update the JSON field helper around fb.try_parse_json and
container:set to reject nested unsigned integers above INT64_MAX before
committing values when the target is an OTLP body, log attribute, or resource
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fb.decode_json reports success for an integer that OTLP validation later rejects. Under the default drop mode, the record is lost.
When a JSON field contains a nested unsigned integer above INT64_MAX, the parser accepts it. container:set(key, value) commits it, and fb.decode_json returns true. The OTLP post-callback validation then rejects the value with OTel AnyValue integers must fit signed 64 bits. With error_mode = "drop", the processor drops the record. With error_mode = "keep", it forwards the original record.
The success return does not match the record outcome. The helper documentation states that successful changes are committed and forwarded. This case is not covered by a documented exception.
Suggested direction: when the target is an OTLP body, log attribute, or resource attribute, reject unsigned integers above INT64_MAX before container:set. Return false, err so the field remains unchanged. Leave the generic parser and fb.try_parse_json unchanged for non-OTLP callers.
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Update the JSON field helper around fb.try_parse_json and container:set to
reject nested unsigned integers above INT64_MAX before committing values when
the target is an OTLP body, log attribute, or resource attribute. Return false
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- Around line 383-389: In json_integer_error, validate that the value read from
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Guard against a replaced log.context in json_integer_error.
A policy can replace log.context before it calls fb.decode_json. The post-callback validation does not protect this lookup. If context is nil or a number, lua_rawget(l, event) can use a non-table value as a table and crash the process.
Add a table check before reading attributes:
Proposed guard
--- "a/plugins/processor_fts/fts_logs.c"+++ "b/plugins/processor_fts/fts_logs.c"@@ -380,13 +380,15 @@
metadata = json_payload_field(l, event, "metadata");
payload = json_target_within(l, log_field(metadata, "attributes"));
}
if (!payload) {
lua_pushliteral(l, "context");
lua_rawget(l, event);
- value = json_payload_field(l, lua_gettop(l), "attributes");- payload = json_target_within(l, value);+ if (lua_istable(l, -1)) {+ value = json_payload_field(l, lua_gettop(l), "attributes");+ payload = json_target_within(l, value);+ }
lua_pop(l, 1);
}
if (payload && !json_integers_fit(l, ctx, fts_resolve_value(l, 2, 0), 0)) {
lua_pushliteral(l, "OTel AnyValue integers must fit signed 64 bits");
}
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In json_integer_error, validate that the value read from log.context is a table
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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
This is the missing docs PR for fluent/fluent-bit#12731 and fluent/fluent-bit#12732.
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* 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
Signed-off-by: Eduardo Silva <edsiper@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* 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.
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* 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
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* 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
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* 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
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
* 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
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
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Signed-off-by: Eduardo Silva <edsiper@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
Co-authored-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
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Stringified JSON fields currently require retrieving a string, calling
fb.parse_jsonthroughpcall, and manually applying the parsed value. Add helpers whose arguments make the destination explicit.Decode a field in place, preserving sibling fields:
The same helper works on nested typed maps and array elements.
log.attributesandlog.resource.attributesrefer to OpenTelemetry log context. For example,{"message":"{\"level\":\"info\"}","host":"web"}becomes{"message":{"level":"info"},"host":"web"}.To promote a JSON object from a body field into the entire log body instead:
Here the same source record becomes
{"level":"info"}. The source field defaults tomessage.Both mutation helpers return
trueon success orfalse, errorfor ordinary decode failures, leaving the target unchanged.fb.decode_jsonaccepts all JSON value types;fb.unpack_jsonrequires an object because log bodies are maps.fb.try_parse_json(text)returns a typed value ornil, errorfor callers that need parsing without mutation. The existing throwingfb.parse_jsonAPI is unchanged.Leaving
processwithout an explicit return commits changes and forwards the record, equivalent tofb.KEEP. Helper booleans are separate from callback return values. Missing/non-string fields, plain text, malformed JSON, and duplicate keys can be handled explicitly:Key-based redaction does not inspect secrets in undecoded strings. Policies requiring decoded messages for redaction must drop failed decodes or apply an explicit string policy. Instruction exhaustion fails the callback and applies
error_mode: the defaultdropremoves the record;keepforwards the original.For OTLP log bodies and log/resource/scope attributes, decoding rejects unsigned integers above
INT64_MAX, including values nested in maps or arrays, before mutation. The helper returnsfalse, errorand preserves the source field or body. Destination checks follow the active log and live value ancestry, so detached scratch maps and non-OTLP logs keep full unsigned support.fb.parse_jsonandfb.try_parse_jsonare unchanged.The helpers reuse the existing parser and preserve exact 64-bit integers, typed null/boolean values, duplicate-key rejection, and parser/policy limits. Each call decodes one selected string; further encoded string fields require another explicit call.
Internal tests cover typed values, field/body mutation, sibling preservation, arrays, ordinary errors, parser boundaries, and instruction exhaustion under both error modes. Integration coverage verifies body unpacking, field decoding in body/nested maps and arrays, and actual exported OpenTelemetry log/resource attributes in input and output processor placements.
Regression coverage also exercises temporarily nil, boolean, numeric, string, and userdata
log.contextvalues during scratch JSON decoding, then restores the original context and verifies normal OTLP attribute decoding and export. Native context inspection checks the table type and pops the context on both paths. Added helper and test documentation.Validation on Linux after rebasing onto master
374be2e74, from the isolated worktree:FTS CTest: 1/1 passed (all 81 internal cases). Integration: 28 passed normally and 28 passed under strict Valgrind. All 28 Valgrind processes reported zero errors and all heap blocks freed. Full PR commit-range prefix lint passed.
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messagefield and occurs only when decoding succeeds. Field decoding supports JSON values such as objects and arrays.