vagrant up win2012
You can connect to the VM in multiple ways.
var processor = require("processor"); | |
var filebeatCisco = (function() { | |
var parseCiscoHeader = new processor.Dissect({ | |
"tokenizer": "%{}%%{cisco.log.facility}-%{cisco.log.severity}-%{event.code}: %{message}", | |
"field": "log.original", | |
"target_prefix": "", | |
}).Run; | |
var coerceDataTypes = new processor.Transform([ |
{ | |
"description": "Add Geo and ASN to event", | |
"processors": [ | |
{ | |
"geoip": { | |
"if": "ctx.source?.geo == null", | |
"field": "source.ip", | |
"target_field": "source.geo", | |
"ignore_missing": true | |
} |
{ | |
"@timestamp": "2019-01-29T19:10:47.538Z", | |
"beat": { | |
"hostname": "DESKTOP", | |
"name": "DESKTOP", | |
"version": "6.3.2" | |
}, | |
"event": { | |
"kind": "event" | |
}, |
This is a short guide to get up and building Elastic Beats on a new Linux host.
This uses Google Compute Engine (GCE) to start an Ubuntu 20.04 virtual machine. You can use other versions of Linux or different virtualization platforms (or no virtualization), but those are not guaranteed to work with the commands here.
gcloud auth login
{ | |
"@metadata": { | |
"beat": "packetbeat", | |
"type": "doc", | |
"version": "7.0.0-alpha1" | |
}, | |
"@timestamp": "2018-08-01T18:10:48.311Z", | |
"beat": { | |
"hostname": "macbook", | |
"name": "macbook", |
POST _xpack/watcher/watch/packetbeat-dhcpv4-nak-decline | |
{ | |
"metadata": { | |
"window_period": "1m", | |
"index_pattern": "packetbeat-*" | |
}, | |
"trigger": { | |
"schedule": { | |
"interval": "1m" | |
} |
https://twitter.com/Krohbird/status/849749788920877056 |
seccomp: | |
default_action: errno | |
syscalls: | |
- names: | |
- accept | |
- accept4 | |
- arch_prctl | |
- bind | |
- brk | |
- clone |