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[controller] Log remote address in controller audit log #1507

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@sushantmane sushantmane commented Feb 6, 2025

Log remote address in controller audit log for better troubleshooting

Sometimes it's necessary to identify the source of requests to the Venice controller.
Without logging the remote address, debugging can be difficult. This change adds
the client IP to the audit log, to make troubleshooting easier.

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@sushantmane sushantmane changed the title [controller] Log remote address in audit log for better troubleshooting [controller] Log remote address in controller audit log for better troubleshooting Feb 6, 2025
@sushantmane sushantmane changed the title [controller] Log remote address in controller audit log for better troubleshooting [controller] Log remote address in controller audit log Feb 6, 2025
@sushantmane sushantmane enabled auto-merge (squash) February 6, 2025 06:25
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Thanks and LGTM!

@sushantmane sushantmane merged commit 28b2989 into linkedin:main Feb 6, 2025
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Thanks, @lluwm!

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