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Support attachment uploads in dev return 503 after ten seconds because Network Firewall drops the TLS handshake to
upload.filestackapi.com. Firewall alerts at 2026-09-09 06:19:27 UTC and 06:21:30 UTC precede the corresponding API timeout warnings by ten seconds. A diagnostic task using the deployed image and the same ECS network reproduced the failure before any HTTP body was sent.Document the required Filestack upload-domain allowlist entry, the storage endpoint requirement, and verification from the ECS network. This explains why local Filestack uploads can succeed while deployed uploads time out.
Validation:
pnpm lint,pnpm build, andgit diff --checkpassed. The dev firewall update adding.filestackapi.comtoAllowed-Domains-Rulegrouppassed the AWS API dry run and was applied with user approval on 2026-09-09. The firewall is READY/IN_SYNC, and the resulting rule group was verified to differ only by the approved domain addition. This PR changes documentation only.Post-change verification: diagnostic tasks using the deployed Support API image successfully uploaded both 32-byte and 2 MiB files from each of the service’s two ECS subnets. All Filestack and S3 stages returned HTTP 200, and the service returned canonical delivery metadata. The 2 MiB uploads completed in 459 ms and 523 ms. Both diagnostic tasks stopped with exit code 0; the Support service remains at its desired running count.