roar-agent
Advanced tools
Overview:
Roar Agent is installed on external system to monitor for incoming jobs from the Roar Scheduler or initiated by the Roar API via direct or indirect user input. It launches jobs which are run in the context of docker containers.
Status:
Roar Agent is designed to be installed via the Roar CLI. See the Roar CLI documentation and the setup-agent for more details.
Coming Soon...
Packaging requires jq and awcli. See for more information about installing both for your specific OS.
You must also setup your AWS credentials either via a file or environment variables. For more information about how to do this please see: Getting Started with AWS CLI.
./publish.sh
Will automatically bump the build number, build the agent, package it up and then commit it to our S3 script bucket.
FAQs
The Node.js Roar Agent that listens for and executes scan jobs
We found that roar-agent demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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