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@vectraai/kibana-vc
Advanced tools
This is a CLI tool that: * Source controls Kibana default dashboards * Fetching remote Kibana state * Deploying new Kibana state
This is a CLI tool that:
npm i -g @vectraai/kibana-vc
Run kibana-vc --help
for a usage explanation
kibana-vc --help
Usage: kibana-vc [options] [command]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-h, --help output usage information
Commands:
deploy [options] <stateFilePath>
Run kibana-vc fetch --help
for a fetch explanation
kibana-vc fetch --help
Usage: fetch [options]
Options:
-h, --host [url] ElasticSearch host (default: http://127.0.0.1)
-p, --port [port] ElasticSearch port (default: 9200)
-i, --kibanaIndex [kibanaIndex] Kibana Index (default: .kibana)
-P, --pretty-print Pretty Print output
-h, --help output usage information
getting the state of the target kibana and writing into the stdout We can redirect to a file
kibana-vc fetch > somefilename.json
Fetch command generates a file ready to be deployed.
We keep track of the category, certainty, description, threat
fields in config.notification
for searches on account of Vectra provided searches
Objects of type config
are ignored by this tool.
Run kibana-vc fetch_ids --help
for an explanation
kibana-vc fetch_ids --help
Usage: fetch_ids [options]
Options:
-h, --host [url] ElasticSearch host (default: http://127.0.0.1)
-p, --port [port] ElasticSearch port (default: 9200)
-i, --kibanaIndex [kibanaIndex] Kibana Index (default: .kibana)
-I, --id [id] Individual ids to fetch (default: )
-h, --help output usage information
In short: kibana-vs fetch_ids --id "some-id" --id "some-other-id"
will return a json array with the objects from ES if found
If no id is specified, it'll return the entire kibana state
Run kibana-vc deploy --help
for a deploy explanation
kibana-vc deploy --help
Usage: deploy [options] <stateFilePath>
Options:
-h, --host [url] ElasticSearch host (default: http://127.0.0.1)
-p, --port [port] ElasticSearch port (default: 9200)
-i, --kibanaIndex [kibanaIndex] Kibana Index (default: .kibana)
--dry-run don't make any changes to anything
--force-update force update of kibana state (default: false)
-h, --help output usage information
Get the state from the remote running Elastic Search. kibana-vc fetch -h "ELASTIC_HOST" > ${pathToStateFile}
Deploy to localhost kibana-vc deploy ${pathToStateFile}
Deploy to remote running ES
kibana-vc deploy -h "ELASTIC_HOST" ${pathToStateFile}
Objects of type config
are ignored by this tool.
We update records based on a checksum of the _source
object and the description
field in config.notification
if one is present
State file is a json document that represent Kibana state. We are getting it from "Dev" Kibana and version controling it using git (TODO). Example statefile with initial Kibana is located in src/__tests__/fixtures/kibana_initial_state.json
Run docker-compose up
to spin up local kibana + elasticsearch
dryRun
with initialization supportFAQs
This is a CLI tool that: * Source controls Kibana default dashboards * Fetching remote Kibana state * Deploying new Kibana state
We found that @vectraai/kibana-vc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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