[#1218] Resolve CSP issue blocking Sentry requests in Traefik configuration #1362
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The Content Security Policy (CSP) was updated to resolve the issue that was blocking Sentry requests. Previously, the `connect-src` directive did not include wildcard entries for Sentry endpoints, causing POST requests to the Sentry API to fail. The configuration was adjusted to permit requests to any instance of Sentry under the `*.ingest.sentry.io` domain. This change ensures that error tracking and monitoring via Sentry can function correctly, as required by the user story. The updated CSP also maintains security best practices and has been tested to confirm successful transmission of error data to Sentry.
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The purpose of these changes is to resolve a Content Security Policy (CSP) issue in the Traefik configuration that was blocking Sentry requests. The existing CSP settings did not allow communication with Sentry endpoints, specifically POST requests to the Sentry API, which was hindering error tracking and monitoring. This update addresses the problem by modifying the
connect-srcdirective to include permissions for requests to any instance of Sentry under the*.ingest.sentry.iodomain. By making this adjustment, the system ensures that Sentry can receive error data, aligning with the user story's requirement for effective error monitoring. The outcome of these changes is a functional error logging and monitoring system through Sentry, as the requests are no longer blocked. Testing has confirmed that error data is successfully transmitted to Sentry, enabling continuous evaluation and troubleshooting of the frontend service. Furthermore, the updated CSP has been crafted to uphold security best practices, preventing any compromise in the system's overall security posture. The modifications have been documented to ensure clarity and facilitate future maintenance.