Package io.jans.fido2.service.audit

Class LockAuditEventCollector

java.lang.Object

io.jans.fido2.service.audit.LockAuditEventCollector

@ApplicationScoped
@Named
public class LockAuditEventCollector
extends Object

Buffers passkey registration/authentication audit events and flushes them to the Lock Server in batches on a schedule, rather than one HTTP call per ceremony. Callers (AttestationService / AssertionService, added in the sub-issues that build on this one) only ever call collect(io.jans.fido2.model.audit.LockAuditEvent), which is non-blocking and never throws — a Lock Server outage or a misconfiguration must never be visible on the registration/authentication request path.

Mirrors AbandonedCeremonyTimer's timer/event/reentrancy-guard shape rather than ScheduledExecutorService, matching how the rest of jans-fido2 schedules recurring work.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
LockAuditEventCollector()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	collect(LockAuditEvent event)	Buffers event for the next flush.
void	initTimer()
void	process(LockAuditFlushEvent lockAuditFlushEvent)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

LockAuditEventCollector

public LockAuditEventCollector()

Method Details

collect

public void collect(LockAuditEvent event)

Buffers event for the next flush. A no-op, not an error, when delivery is disabled — otherwise a deployment that never enabled this feature would grow the buffer unboundedly with events nothing will ever drain. Also a no-op, logged rather than thrown, once the buffer is at MAX_BUFFER_SIZE — dropping the newest event is preferable to unbounded growth, and this must never make the caller's registration/authentication request fail or block.

initTimer

public void initTimer()

process

@Asynchronous
public void process(@Observes
 LockAuditFlushEvent lockAuditFlushEvent)