/datalake

Datalake CLI scripts for searching, lookuping, adding, tagging, editing score of threats in bulk

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datalake

Datalake scripts

How to use

Installation

With Python 3.6+:

$ pip install datalake-scripts
$ pip3 install datalake-scripts

Using as a library

see the following link

Using as a CLI

The cli can be used with:

$ ocd-dtl <command> <parameter>

Check ocd-dtl -h for help, including the list of commands available.

You can also use a script directly by using the following command: <script_name> <script_options>.

/!\ Make sure to use utf-8 without BOM when providing a file (-i option)

Environment variables

Authentication

In case you don't want to enter credential for each commands and you are on a secured terminal, set those variables:

  • OCD_DTL_USERNAME email address used to login on Datalake API/GUI.
  • OCD_DTL_PASSWORD password used to login on Datalake API/GUI.

They are independent and one can be used without the other if you wish.

Throttling

For throttling the request, those two environment variable can be used:

  • OCD_DTL_QUOTA_TIME define, in seconds, the time before resetting the requests limit, default is 1 second.
  • OCD_DTL_REQUESTS_PER_QUOTA_TIME define the number of request to do at maximum for the given time, default is 5 queries.

Please don't exceed the quota marked here for each endpoint

Cli parameters

Parameters common and optional for all commands:

--debug display more information for debugging purposes
-e to change the environment {preprod, prod}, default is prod
-o will set the output file as the API gives it.
-q will quiet the verbosity of the program (but still show errors / warnings)

For information about each command and more, please check the documentation directory