Audit Logs
Today, we are introducing a comprehensive audit logs system that provides detailed visibility into all actions taken within your organization. This new feature helps teams track changes, enhance security, and maintain compliance by recording user activities across projects, API keys, and routing configurations.
The audit logs capture essential information including the user who performed the action, the type of change made, and precise timestamps. Each log entry is clearly formatted to show what was created, updated, or deleted, making it easy to monitor and review account activity.
Forwarding HTTP Headers
We are also introducing a new feature that allows you to forward any desired HTTP headers to the underlying RPCs via the Ironforge Load Balancer.
To forward headers, simply prefix any header name with X-Ironforge-Proxy- in your request.
For example, to forward a custom header called Authorization, you would include X-Ironforge-Proxy-Authorization in your request headers. Ironforge will automatically strip the prefix and forward the header with its original name to the RPC endpoint.
Firewall Updates
We've enhanced our Web Application Firewall (WAF) with improved rule matching behavior. This update focuses on making property-based rules more robust and predictable.
Previously, null or missing values could bypass certain WAF rules. With this update, rules will now properly evaluate requests even when specified properties are absent.
For example, if you create a rule that only allows requests from example.com, any request without a hostname will be blocked - ensuring tighter security for your endpoints.
This change strengthens the WAF's ability to protect your applications by enforcing rules consistently, regardless of whether properties are present or null in incoming requests.