Activity docs accuracy audit: corrected setup instructions, the full event list, and broken-link fixes

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Description

Full accuracy audit of every page in the docs sidebar Activity group, verified against the NetBird management server, client, and dashboard source at tagged releases (netbird v0.77.0, dashboard v2.91.1) rather than local main, plus a sweep of 514 release notes across both repos for every activity, audit, traffic-event, and event-streaming mention going back to v0.12.0.

The audit ran as seven parallel per-page passes (correction, then coverage gap), followed by a verification pass that read the diff back against source rather than trusting the pass reports. Roughly 45 independent checks were re-derived during verification, including a mechanical both-directions diff of the audit event list, all 29 AWS region codes, and all 6 Datadog sites. A closing writing pass applied the house documentation principles to the pages this branch touches.

npm run build and npm run lint:mdx pass. No page URLs or filenames changed, so no new redirects are needed.

Corrections that fixed broken instructions

These are cases where following the docs literally produced a failure:

• generic-http.mdx: Basic Auth was documented as a single username:password string. The dashboard renders two separate Username and Password fields and base64-encodes them itself (useWebhookConfig.tsx:119-124). Anyone following the old text encoded user:pass: and got a malformed header with no clear cause.
• amazon-firehose.mdx: the IAM policy resource ARN named the wrong stream. Step 1 said to create netbird-activity-events, while the policy scoped to netbird-event-streaming. Copy both and delivery fails silently. The dashboard's own placeholder is netbird-activity-events (FirehoseSetup.tsx:231,259).
• generic-http.mdx: three of seven payload keys were wrong. The default body uses mixed casing: ID, Timestamp, Message, InitiatorID are PascalCase, but target_id, meta, and reference are snake_case. The docs showed TargetID, Meta, Reference. This propagated into the Wazuh and SentinelOne recipes, where readers build parsers and detection rules against those keys.
• traffic-events-logging.mdx: taught two filters that no longer exist. The P2P and Routed connection-type filter and the event-type/protocol popover were removed by dashboard PR Add docs for MFA totp #704, first released in v2.90.4. The page now documents the current Source and Destination filters and points at the Router column for spotting peer-to-peer flows.
• activity/index.mdx: the navigation path did not exist. The page said to open an "Audit Events tab". It is a collapsible Activity sidebar item with Audit Events and Traffic Events children.

Availability claim corrected on five pages

Every event-streaming page stated that the feature is "only available in the cloud version of NetBird." That stopped being true in dashboard v2.80.0 (2026-06-23), when the cloud edition merged into the dashboard. EVENT_STREAMING maps to PlanTier.BUSINESS (useIsFeatureLocked.tsx:27) and unlocks on licensed self-hosted deployments (:55-58), which the existing /selfhosted/enterprise feature table already stated correctly. The docs contradicted themselves.

All five pages now read: Business plan on NetBird Cloud, plus licensed self-hosted, not served by the open source management server.

Audit event list rebuilt

activity/index.mdx documented roughly 60 events against the 143 defined in management/server/activity/codes.go at v0.77.0. Several documented names were never product strings: "Peer added by user", "Peer removed by user", and "Remote job created for peer" do not exist. The real values are Peer deleted / user.peer.delete and Create Job for peer / peer.job.create.

All 143 are now listed with their stable activity codes, grouped into 16 categories, and verified as an exact 1:1 match with activityMap in both directions. Ten version gates were confirmed by tag containment: identity providers v0.62.0, DNS zones v0.63.0, invite links v0.64.2, Services v0.65.0, peer expose v0.66.0, SQLite file override v0.66.1, custom domains v0.66.3, auto-update always v0.67.0, IPv6 and local MFA v0.71.0, session extend v0.72.0, Agent Network v0.74.0.

Broken links fixed

• Two cross-references to a non-existent anchor. The rehype slugger splits camelCase, so ## What NetBird sends generates id="what-net-bird-sends". Both generic-http.mdx and wazuh.mdx linked to #what-netbird-sends. The Wazuh one was the pointer to the canonical payload description. All 16 anchors in the section are now verified against the built HTML.
• Four dead in-page anchors on the Amazon pages (#step-1-create-an-s3-bucket, #step-2-create-an-iam-user, and the Firehose equivalents). One carried a -2 suffix from a retired counter-based slugger.
• One dead anchor plus a typo on the Datadog page. The heading read Create a Datdog API Key and the link pointed at #step-1-create-a-datdog-api-key, which matched nothing either way.
• Two dead ./wazuh-receiver links removed. That page does not exist anywhere in the repo. The receiver's requirements are now described inline.
• Three staging links corrected. datadog.mdx, amazon-s3.mdx, and amazon-firehose.mdx linked to https://preview.netbird.io/integrations, published on the public docs site. Now https://app.netbird.io/integrations?tab=event-streaming, matching the convention used by the EDR pages.

Previously undocumented behavior now covered

The coverage-gap pass found shipped functionality with no documentation:

• Only one event-streaming integration can be enabled per account. All four cards compute isOtherIntegrationEnabled and grey themselves out. Readers who found a card disabled had no explanation anywhere.
• Disconnect semantics differ by integration. Toggling off Datadog, S3, or Firehose issues a DELETE and destroys the configuration. Generic HTTP issues a PUT and preserves it, with deletion as a separate Danger Zone action. Verified per component.
• Role gating on both the audit and traffic pages. Owner, Admin, Network Admin, and Auditor can read events; network_admin has an explicit Events: Read: true, the others inherit through AutoAllowNew, and user is denied.
• Audit events over the API: GET /api/events/audit returns the 10,000 most recent events, newest first, with no pagination or filtering parameters, and the dashboard reads the same endpoint so the UI shares that cap. There is no CSV or JSON export button.
• Self-hosted event storage: SQLite events.db by default, NB_ACTIVITY_EVENT_SQLITE_FILE since v0.66.1, or NB_ACTIVITY_EVENT_STORE_ENGINE=postgres with NB_ACTIVITY_EVENT_POSTGRES_DSN. Events are never deleted on a schedule, so the store grows unbounded.
• What the store encryption key actually protects. It covers the deleted_users table holding names and emails of users removed from the IdP. Live users are resolved from the IdP at read time. This is what produces the unknown@unknown.com values the page already documented, so two previously disconnected notes now explain each other.
• Traffic event aggregation (client v0.75.0): the six-field aggregation key, that only TCP, UDP, ICMP, and ICMPv6 aggregate while everything else is reported individually, and that aggregated rows show a window range rather than a timestamp.
• A corrected per-OS limitation matrix. The page claimed policy IDs and blocked events are missing when the destination peer runs in kernel mode. On Linux the native firewall is used for both kernel and userspace WireGuard (create_linux.go:45), so drops were invisible in userspace too. On macOS and Windows the userspace filter is always used (create.go:19), so those peers always report drops.
• Two silently dropped traffic classes: UDP to ports 53, 5353, and 22054 unless DNS collection is enabled, and exit-node traffic unless exit-node collection is enabled. Neither is exposed in dashboard settings.
• A traffic events column reference table, and the connection_type API parameter the dashboard no longer exposes.
• NB_FORCE_USERSPACE_FIREWALL added to /client/environment-variables. The traffic page instructs readers to set it, and it was undocumented. It only takes effect when WireGuard already runs in userspace, so it must be paired with NB_WG_KERNEL_DISABLED.

Security and data hygiene

• HTTPS is now the only documented path for Generic HTTP. Streamed events carry audit and traffic data, and configured credentials ride every request in an Authorization or custom header. The page no longer presents plain HTTP as an option. It states accurately that the dashboard's validator does not reject an http:// address, framed as a validation gap rather than a supported configuration, because the validator is ^(https?:\/\/)? and claiming the product enforces HTTPS would be false.
• Example data sanitized. The traffic API sample carried a real Google IP (142.250.185.206), a captured device hostname, and captured-looking IDs. Prose elsewhere on the page named a real employee's device, Maycons-MacBook-Pro.local. Overlay addresses now use 100.64.0.x, deliberately not an RFC 5737 range, because NetBird overlay addresses genuinely live in 100.64.0.0/10. Public destinations use 203.0.113.x, domains use example.com.

Navigation

NavigationDocs.jsx only. No href changed.

• Stream Activity Events renamed to Event Streaming, matching the dashboard tab and the Integrations > Event Streaming breadcrumb
• Amazon Firehose renamed to Amazon Data Firehose, matching the card, the modal title, and both page H1s
• SentinelOne Data Lake and Wazuh nested under Generic HTTP, since neither is a shipped integration; the dashboard renders exactly four cards and the API platform enum is datadog, s3, firehose, generic_http
• The four real integrations reordered ahead of the recipes, so a recipe no longer precedes its prerequisite

Writing pass on the touched pages

• 39 images given descriptive alt text. This fixed an accessibility bug as well as a style one: network-resource-blocked-connection.png was labeled network-resource-succesful-connection, so a screen reader announced a blocked connection as successful.
• Problem-first openings on activity/index.mdx and traffic-events-logging.mdx. The traffic page previously opened with three stacked admonitions, so readers hit plan gating and infrastructure requirements before learning what a traffic event is.
• generic-http.mdx now says when not to use it. Readers could previously build a templated Generic HTTP pipe to Datadog without learning a native card exists.
• Terminology and style: no em dashes, open source as two words, hyphenated compound modifiers, UI strings in backticks with the product's own casing.

Check manually before merging

Screenshots that predate the current UI (all still referenced, none replaced):

• 14 of 16 traffic-events screenshots predate both client-side aggregation (v0.75.0, 2026-07-06) and the filter redesign (v2.90.4, 2026-07-09). They show one row per start/end/drop event with a single timestamp, plus the removed All | P2P | Routed control. The current UI shows one aggregated row per group with a window range. The two conceptual diagrams remain valid.
• activity-monitoring.png shows March 2025 events, a pre-redesign sidebar, separate filter dropdowns instead of the single Filters button, and a 10 rows per page control where the table now sets 25.
• datadog-region-select.png and datadog-api-key.png show the old modal subtitle "your NetBird activity events" where the source now reads "your NetBird audit & traffic events".
• The S3 and Firehose wizard screenshots show the old two-step flow; setup is now three steps with numbered sub-steps.
• The Generic HTTP and Wazuh screenshots show the edit view rather than the first-run wizard. Handled in prose rather than by reshooting.
• Firehose has no verification screenshot, unlike Datadog and S3.

SentinelOne console steps could not be verified and may be wrong. The page routes users through a Visibility menu, but the repo's own api-key-generation.png shows a top nav with no Visibility item, and a button reading Add key rather than Add Key. Third-party UI is outside what the NetBird repos can confirm. Someone with a tenant should check.

Neither recipe page states its provenance. There is no indication whether NetBird validated the SentinelOne and Wazuh integrations or whether they were community-contributed. That changes how much a reader should trust them and is a one-line fix if the answer is known.

Cloud-backend claims left as-is (unverifiable from source)

• The 48-hour / 50,000-event retention figure is internally contradictory upstream. The page previously said seven days; the dashboard string says 48 hours (TrafficEventSetting.tsx:132). But the traffic page's default query window is seven days (events/traffic/page.tsx:34-40) and the API accepts arbitrary ranges. The docs now match the dashboard string, but those two facts cannot both be right. Worth confirming with the cloud team before this ships.
• The streamed payload schema is not in the open source tree. No serializing Go struct exists at v0.77.0, so the wire format is documented as observed production behavior rather than asserted. This is the weakest content in the section and the highest-value backend follow-up.
• Retry policy, backoff, batching, delivery guarantees, request timeouts, and whether a persistently failing endpoint auto-disables are all unknown. No claim was made.
• The mapping from NetBird roles to the event_streaming permission lives in the closed-source server. Documented generically.
• The 412 status on a failed test event is recorded as a dated observation, not a contract.
• Cloud retention for audit events, and whether Cloud restricts audit history by plan, are unverifiable. The page states only that self-hosted keeps events indefinitely.

Upstream staleness noticed, not fixable here

Product bugs worth separate issues:

• DatadogRegions.tsx is missing Datadog's AP2 (Australia) site. Australian Datadog customers cannot use the Datadog card at all. There is also a permanently hidden manual API URL input at DatadogSetup.tsx:159-172 that would be the natural escape hatch.
• AmazonRegions.tsx is missing recent AWS regions, including Malaysia (ap-southeast-5), Thailand (ap-southeast-7), Mexico (mx-central-1), and Taipei (ap-east-2).
• The same events are labeled System in the table row (ActivityEntryRow.tsx:96) and NetBird in the Initiator filter (ActivityTable.tsx:77). Users filtering for one will not match what they see in the other. Both labels are documented so readers are not stranded.
• NetworkTrafficEvent lists id and receive_timestamp under required: but defines neither in properties (openapi.yml:73-77). The generated API reference therefore omits both.
• The public API docs and the dashboard disagree on S3 credential field names. ipa/resources/event-streaming-integrations.mdx shows access_key_id / secret_access_key; the dashboard sends access_key / secret_key. One is wrong and it is user-facing. That page is generated, so the fix belongs in the OpenAPI spec.
• The Generic HTTP URL validator accepts http://. Closing this in isValidUrl or a webhook-specific validator would let the docs say "required" without qualification.
• billing_admin has no entry in the OSS RolesMap, so that path returns UserRoleNotFoundError rather than a clean permission denial.

Dead code and cosmetic issues:

• TrafficEventsConnectionTypeFilter.tsx and TrafficEventsFilter.tsx have no importers after PR Add docs for MFA totp #704.
• TrafficEventsTable.tsx:210-213 uses accessorKey: "user_email", a flat field the API no longer returns (now user.email). Inert while the column is hidden.
• ActivityEventCodeSelector.tsx and UsersDropdownSelector.tsx appear superseded by ActivityTypePicker.tsx.
• codes.go: activity 138 is skipped; GroupRemovedFromSetupKey reads "Group removed from user setup key" with a stray word; account.settings.auto.version.update uses plural settings where every sibling uses singular.
• memory.go:113-114 carries a stale comment claiming ICMPCode is not propagated by the manager. It is.
• Every in-product docs link for this feature points at legacy /how-to/* paths. They resolve through next.config.mjs, so nothing is broken, but they ride redirects unnecessarily. Note that GenericHTTPModal.tsx:320 deep-links to #custom-body-template-optional, so that heading must not be retitled without a matching dashboard change.
• openapi.yml event-streaming descriptions contain developer hedging ("should be verified", "Based on the provided Go code") that renders verbatim in the public API reference.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Expanded audit and traffic event guides with clearer terminology, accessibility text, examples, filtering, permissions, API access, and event details.
  • Added comprehensive setup and troubleshooting guidance for Amazon Data Firehose, Amazon S3, Datadog, Generic HTTP, SentinelOne Data Lake, and Wazuh integrations.
  • Documented event-streaming availability, prerequisites, authentication, templates, validation, supported regions, and integration management.
  • Added guidance for the userspace firewall setting and clarified SOCKS5 listener exposure.

• Navigation

  • Renamed activity and integration labels for improved clarity and organization.

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This PR revises activity, traffic logging, and event streaming documentation. It adds integration setup and management guidance, updates navigation labels, improves accessibility text, and documents NB_FORCE_USERSPACE_FIREWALL.

Changes

Activity documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Audit events reference src/pages/manage/activity/index.mdx	Explains audit event context, initiators, terminology, and feed content.
Event streaming overview and navigation src/components/NavigationDocs.jsx, src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/index.mdx	Updates navigation labels and documents event types, destinations, permissions, integration state, testing, credentials, and API management.
Native event streaming integrations src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/amazon-firehose.mdx, src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/amazon-s3.mdx, src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/datadog.mdx	Adds prerequisites, setup flows, validation, region behavior, verification, and lifecycle instructions.
Generic HTTP integration and recipes src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/generic-http.mdx, src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/sentinelone-data-lake.mdx, src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/wazuh.mdx	Documents authentication, headers, templates, payloads, verification, and integration management.
Traffic events logging reference src/pages/manage/activity/traffic-events-logging.mdx	Updates traffic event behavior, aggregation, API and dashboard references, filters, retention, and attribution.
Client environment variable reference src/pages/client/environment-variables.mdx	Clarifies SOCKS5 proxy exposure and documents NB_FORCE_USERSPACE_FIREWALL.

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The documentation changes still include a plaintext HTTP example that transmits authentication credentials and public examples with hostname/IP-like data, while one save-failure description is incomplete. These could mislead users into insecure configuration or leave existing integrations unclear after validation errors, so the PR is not merge-ready until the issues are corrected or explicitly accepted.

Possibly related PRs

• netbirdio/docs#860: Both PRs update NB_SOCKS5_LISTENER_ADDRESS documentation.
• netbirdio/docs#906: Both PRs modify documentation navigation.
• netbirdio/docs#936: Both PRs restructure docsNavigation.

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In `@src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/generic-http.mdx`:
- Around line 3-13: Update the Generic HTTP integration documentation to require
HTTPS for configured endpoints because event delivery may include sensitive
payloads and authentication credentials; remove the implication that plain HTTP
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around reachable HTTP or HTTPS endpoints.

In `@src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/index.mdx`:
- Around line 18-21: Use the “open source” two-word style in the Event Streaming
note on src/pages/manage/activity/event-streaming/index.mdx lines 18-21,
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Line 172 describes every rejected save as if no integration exists, but existing integrations use Save Changes and are updated in place. State what happens to the existing configuration when validation fails.

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- 174, Update the save behavior documentation in the Body Template integration
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rejected validation POST must leave the existing configuration unchanged, while
only new integrations remain uncreated. Preserve the existing successful-save
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