I take your point. If another mpack would be that resource intensive, it
doesn't make much sense to go down that road. There are plenty of other
features the community would get greater value from for the time investment.
-Kyle
On Wed, Nov 1, 2017 at 10:14 PM, Michael Miklavcic <
I think the suggestion is creative, however I am strongly opposed to 2
mpacks. It has been a fair amount of work through upgrades to maintain the
one we have and I think splitting them might make it even worse. I'd much
prefer to keep the dep on Kibana as is rather than make a change that
doesn't
I'll second Otto's suggestion. I like the idea of "splitting" the ES and
Kibana components from the pure Metron components. I suppose that would
mean having two mpacks to build for a while though.
I agree with others that, at least for now, Kibana is an integral part of
the Metron user
It would not be installed with/by Metron. You'd install and manage Kibana
on your own. Some things can be done with the head plugin, but it wouldn't
be as pretty.
>From the sounds of it the community still uses and wants Kibana, so we'll
hold off until the UI can manage more of this
How would I do that without Kibana? Having a SIEM without the ability to
see raw processed events (whether they are alerts or not), would be a
big issue I think.
Or would Kibana always be required, just not installed by Metron?
On 2017-11-01 11:34, Michael Miklavcic wrote:
You could
You could absolutely still do it, I'm simply saying it would not be managed
by us.
On Nov 1, 2017 12:20 PM, "Laurens Vets" wrote:
> If there's a viable way of looking at raw processed events (not
> necessarily alerts), then I'm all for removeing Kibana. I use Discover a
> lot
If there's a viable way of looking at raw processed events (not
necessarily alerts), then I'm all for removeing Kibana. I use Discover a
lot to filter and look at events and create new policies from that.
Is there currently a simple way to do this without Kibana?
On 2017-11-01 09:13, Michael
Maybe what we should do is move the ES + Kibana mpack stuff to contrib, and
change the
main mpack to support either the contrib install -or- an existing or
non-ambari managed install?
Down the road.
On November 1, 2017 at 13:44:37, zeo...@gmail.com (zeo...@gmail.com) wrote:
I'm probably okay
I'm probably okay with marking it as deprecated in two releases (after
moving to 5.x, thus not really helping with the migration), but it depends
a lot on increased functionality for the metron alerts UI IMO.
Jon
On Wed, Nov 1, 2017 at 12:51 PM Otto Fowler wrote:
> I
I don’t think we should remove it until there is a viable alternative for
the capabilities we rely on it for.
Also, the ‘story’ around metron integration with kibana needs to be solid
and well supported at that time.
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