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"request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3756: Provision GitHub audit log streaming to GCS",
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}MZCLD-3756 ("Provision GitHub audit log streaming to GCS") is In Progress with no comments yet. The description states the ticket "shows how we can configure GitHub audit logs to be streamed to GCS" so they can be queried via BigQuery for faster access and longer retention than GitHub's native UI. The plain-text extraction of the description appears to reference an external doc/link (likely GitHub's audit log streaming setup guide or an internal runbook) that was not captured as text — this should be verified by the assignee. No blockers, decisions, or progress updates are recorded in comments, so it's hard to assess current implementation status from Jira alone.
Triage check-in: This ticket is marked In Progress but has no comments recording current status. Could the assignee confirm: (1) Has the target GCS bucket been provisioned, and has GitHub's audit-log-streaming service account been granted the required Storage Object Creator/legacyBucketWriter IAM role on it? (2) Has audit log streaming been enabled in the GitHub organization/enterprise settings pointing at that bucket? (3) Is there a BigQuery external/native table or dataset set up to query the streamed logs, and has retention/lifecycle policy been configured on the bucket per our desired retention window? If there's a runbook or doc this ticket is based on, please link it here (the description references configuration steps but no URL is attached to the ticket) so reviewers can verify the setup matches. Please post a status update or close out with a summary of what's been completed and what remains.
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