Intelmq in Docker: This repo is for instance imtelmq using docker.

We split the project in 2 parts:

Part 1: The intelmq itself

Intelmq source code: we clone the source code frome https://github.com/certtools/intelmq and use it in our image.

Part 2: The bots and configuration

This image is building using another repo: https://github.com/CERTUNLP/intelmq-bots wich contains default intelmq configuration for bots.
There are default intelmq bots there, we made this new repo to make our life easier when we develop our own bots. You can fork this repo to build yours.

Requirements

Docker
Docker-compose

Installation

git clone https://github.com/CERTUNLP/intelmq-docker
cd intelmq-docker
docker-compose build
docker-compose up

Use it:

http://localhost:8081

Setting your own bots.

In docker-compose is and ENV setting that tell intelmq where he need to go to find his config and bots, in the example is:

REPO_UPDATE: https://github.com/CERTUNLP/intelmq-bots.git

But you can use yours or get this option off to prevent intelmq to update bots.

First time you run the docker-compose: bots and conf are going to be downloaded from the REPO_UPDATE, next time you boot the image only bots are going to be updated if REPO_UPDATE is in docker.compose.yml.

Develop mode

First clone your intelmq-bots (or default repo):

REPOBOTS=https://github.com/CERTUNLP/intelmq-bots.git
git clone $REPOBOTS volumes/intelmq-bots

Once you clone the repository just start it:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up

And work with your src files in volumes/intelmq-bots/

Note: there is a enviroment variable yo need to set if you want the docker to container to install wathever is in yours bot repository

    DEV: "true"

To test your changes you just need to reload the running bots in intelmqmanager with:

docker exec -it intelmq-docker_intelmq_1 update

Command update

Inside the running container you could use update when you want to install new bots, upgrade exinting or install dependencies for yours bots. It uses source code from container filesystem folder /intelmq-bots/bots/* wich is mounted by our docker-compose.yml from volumes/intelmq-bots/ (yours repo). After your changes are applied intelmq-manager is reloaded.

Other docker environment variables

REPO_UPDATE: https://github.com/CERTUNLP/intelmq-bots.git if it is defined every time the container is rebooted it will be cloned
DEV: "true" when it is configured call update command when the container start and dismiss REPO_UPDATE configuration, so the repo is never cloned by the container entrypoint.
We introduce a change, so you could make intelmq to send you the errors by email instead of only log it in file

LOG_MAIL_ENABLED: "true"
LOG_MAIL_LEVEL: "logging.ERROR"
LOG_MAIL_MAILHOST: "mail.example.unlp.edu.ar"
LOG_MAIL_PORT: 25
LOG_MAIL_FROMADDR: "intelmq@examplefeeds.unlp.edu.ar"
LOG_MAIL_TOADDR: "support@example.unlp.edu.ar"
LOG_MAIL_SUBJECT: "[INTELMQ] Application Error"
LOG_MAIL_CREDENTIALS: None #tuple (username, password)
LOG_MAIL_SECURE: None

Another thing, you could make your bots to be running when container startup, just setting ENABLE_BOTNET_AT_BOOT: "true"

Using it with elasticsearch and grafana

There is another docker-compose-eg.yml wich give you ElasticSearch and Grafana, wich you can use to build another chain of output.

puckk/intelmq-docker