Please comment on the jira.  We can come up with what would be a good
example program, obviously massively commented to show this.
Down the line, we could even have archetypes for different application
types… but that is just me thinking down the line ;)


On January 18, 2018 at 07:57:17, Otto Fowler ([email protected])
wrote:

I would also say that you should look at METRON–876
<https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/METRON-876>.

This is the umbrella jira for the effort to separate stellar into a more
independent module.




On January 18, 2018 at 07:54:38, Otto Fowler ([email protected])
wrote:

I have created METRON–1409
<https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/METRON-1409>

There are several ways to look at hosting stellar to get examples:

   - The unit tests
   - The shell
   - The storm bolts and transformer classes

>From a high level, to host stellar you need to:

   - Include stellar-common in you pom
   - Create a Context
   - Initialize the function resolver
   - Create the StellarProcessor
   - Create a variable resolver

Then you set everything up, set the vars for the call in the variable
resolver, and have the processor execute a statement.

The issue right now, and the reason we need METRON–1409 is that each of the
things above are *so* integrated into the flow of the host, that it is not
obvious what is going on.

The tests are pretty straight forward, but don’t show the context init very
well.

I would suggest that you start with the unit tests, as they are the most
concise. Look through them, debug through them etc.

Then move onto the shell.

I would look at the bolts/transformers last ( although they are the most
analogous to what I think you want to do ).






On January 17, 2018 at 17:34:45, Ian Abreu ([email protected]) wrote:

Hey all,



We’ve come across the design decision where we’d like to use Metron tooling
as a framework to build our SIEM around. This being the case, stellar is
something that we’d like to use, but we’ve currently got different
enrichment and normalization layers.



So my question is this: Has anyone, or could anyone point me to a resource
that’d help to normalize our data in such a way that Stellar could be used
downstream from our data manipulation/normalization layer?



Cheers,

Z0r0

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