reflex-api

Development

1. Run pipenv install
2. Create instance\application.conf and provide the following

MASTER_PASSWORD = "somethingdifferentthanthesecretkey"
SECRET_KEY = "pleasechangemetosomethingdifferent"
SECURITY_PASSWORD_SALT = "something_super_secret_change_in_production"

3. Run pipenv run python manage.py run

Getting Started

Docker

version: '3.7'

services:
  reflex-api:
    environment:
      - REFLEX_ES_URL=es01:9200
      - REFLEX_ES_USERNAME=elastic
      - REFLEX_ES_PASSWORD=password
      - REFLEX_ES_CA=/ca.crt
      - REFLEX_ES_CERT_VERIFY=true
      - REFLEX_RECOVERY_MODE=false
    image: zeroonesec/reflex-api:elastic-backend
    container_name: reflex-api
    volumes:
      - ./application.conf:/instance/application.conf
      - ./ca.crt:/ca.crt

  reflex-ui:
    image: zeroonesec/reflex-ui:elastic-migration
    container_name: reflex-ui
    ports:
      - 80:80
      - 443:443

1. Create a new file called application.conf
2. Add the following entries and change the values

MASTER_PASSWORD = "somethingdifferentthanthesecretkey"
SECRET_KEY = "pleasechangemetosomethingdifferent"
SECURITY_PASSWORD_SALT = "something_super_secret_change_in_production"

3. Change REFLEX_ES_URL to the hostnames of your Elasticsearch cluster
4. Change REFLEX_ES_USERNAME and REFLEX_ES_PASSWORD
5. Optional, supply a CA cert if connecting to Elasticsearch over TLS
6. Optional, set REFLEX_ES_CERT_VERIFY=true to make sure certs are valid
7. Bring the containers up
8. Run docker exec reflex-api sh -c "pipenv run python setup.py" to perform initial setup
9. Navigate to https://localhost
10. Login as admin@reflexsoar.com\reflex