Introduce a middleware layer to attach a unique identifier to each HTTP request for observability purposes. The identifier is propagated via the X-Request-ID header, allowing for correlation of logs and events across distributed system components.
Add request ID middleware to trace requests through the system. The middleware checks for existing X-Request-ID headers, generates a new UUID if not present, and sets the ID in both request/response headers and Gin context.
- Replace direct zerolog usage with standard library `log/slog` in business code
- Add `internal/logging` package with zerolog bridge handler for structured output
- Create `internal/jsoncodec` package to centralize JSON encoding/decoding using Sonic
- Update all services and main entry point to use new logging interface
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing zerolog console output
- Remove custom logger setup in favor of structured logging bridge
- Integrate `rs/zerolog` for structured and leveled logging
- Add `EZ_LOG_LEVEL` environment variable support (default: info)
- Configure console output with timestamps and service fields
- Migrate `main.go` and `LogWriter` to use the new logger instance
- Update README with logging configuration and design details
- Added Swagger documentation for the following admin endpoints:
- Create a new master tenant
- Create a new provider
- Register a new model
- List all models
- Update a model
- Force sync snapshot
- Ingest logs
- Added Swagger documentation for the master endpoint:
- Issue a child key
- Updated go.mod and go.sum to include necessary dependencies for Swagger.
- Add token hash fields to Master and Key models for indexed lookups
- Implement SyncService integration in admin and master handlers
- Update master key validation with backward-compatible digest lookup
- Hash child keys in database and store token digests for Redis sync
- Add master metadata sync to Redis for balancer validation
- Ensure backward compatibility with legacy rows during migration
Add admin and master authentication layers with JWT support. Replace direct
key creation with hierarchical master/child key system. Update database
schema to support master accounts with configurable limits and epoch-based
key revocation. Add health check endpoint with system status monitoring.
BREAKING CHANGE: Removed direct POST /keys endpoint in favor of master-based
key issuance through /v1/tokens. Database migration requires dropping old User
table and creating Master table with new relationships.
Enable full resource management via API and support data plane
synchronization.
- Add CRUD handlers for Providers, Models, and Keys using DTOs
- Implement LogWriter service for asynchronous, batched audit logging
- Update SyncService to snapshot full configuration state to Redis
- Register new API routes and initialize background services
- Add configuration options for logging performance tuning
Establish the foundational structure for the ez-api server.
Key changes include:
- Set up main entry point with graceful shutdown and Gin router
- Configure database connections for PostgreSQL (GORM) and Redis
- Define core data models (User, Provider, Key, Model)
- Implement configuration loading and basic key creation handler
- Add Dockerfile for multi-stage builds and .gitignore
