Snorby Docker Image

Docker image with Snorby using Debian-8 Jessie and Ruby on Rails.

This Container only embedded the snorby web interface and connect to a database. To deploy the container, you just need to specify the database information to connect to. If your database is not already yet, the container can install/reset/delete it for you

Environmental Variable

In this Image you can use environmental variables to connect into external MySQL/MariDB database.

Basic Usage if the database is already setup (see next section)

docker run -d --name snorby -p 80:80 --env="MYSQL_HOST=database_ip" --env="MYSQL_USER=snorby" \
--env="MYSQL_PASSWORD=snorby" troptop/docker-snorby

• MYSQL_HOST = Database hostname
• MYSQL_DBNAME = Database Name that you want to create
• MYSQL_USER = User name that will have access to the database
• MYSQL_PASSWORD = The password of the user that will have access to the database

To install the snorby database schema

You need to use the following Environmental Variable :

ADD_DBUSER= If different to "false" (minuscule) the container will create a user called MYSQL_USER with ALL privileges to the MYSQL_DBNAME database. If the ADD_DBUSER is set the following ENV are required too :

• MYSQL_ADMIM= Admin user with the privileges to create the database
• MYSQL_ADMINPASS = Admin password to create the database
• MYSQL_HOST = Database hostname
• MYSQL_DBNAME = Database Name that you want to create
• MYSQL_USER = User name that will have access to the database
• MYSQL_PASSWORD = The password of the user that will have access to the database

DELETEDB= If different to "false" (minuscule) the container will drop the database called MYSQL_DBNAME. If the DELETEDB is set the following ENV are required too :

• MYSQL_ADMIM= Admin user with the privileges to create the database
• MYSQL_ADMINPASS = Admin password to create the database
• MYSQL_HOST = Database hostname
• MYSQL_DBNAME = Database Name that you want to create

RESETDB= If different to "false" (minuscule) the container will reset the database called MYSQL_DBNAME. it swipe all the data (metric/events/alert...) except user data (users table) If the RESETDB is set the following ENV are required too :

• MYSQL_HOST = Database hostname
• MYSQL_DBNAME = Database Name that you want to create
• MYSQL_USER = User name that will have access to the database
• MYSQL_PASSWORD = The password of the user that will have access to the database

INSTALLDB= If different to "false" (minuscule) the container will create a database called MYSQL_DBNAME. If the INSTALLDB is set the following ENV are required too :

• MYSQL_HOST = Database hostname
• MYSQL_DBNAME = Database Name that you want to create
• MYSQL_USER = User name that will have access to the database
• MYSQL_PASSWORD = The password of the user that will have access to the database

Example : This example will create a container that : - firstly delete the database snorby (if exist)

docker run -d --name snorby -p 80:80 --env="MYSQL_HOST=database_ip" --env="MYSQL_USER=snorby" \
--env="MYSQL_PASSWORD=snorby" --env="MYSQL_DBNAME=snorby" --env="DELETEDB" --env="MYSQL_ADMIN=root" \
--env="MYSQL_ADMINPASS=rootpassword" troptop/docker-snorby


- secondly create a new database snorby
- finally start the snorby web application


docker run -d --name snorby -p 80:80 --env="MYSQL_HOST=database_ip" --env="MYSQL_USER=snorby" \
--env="MYSQL_PASSWORD=snorby" --env="MYSQL_DBNAME=snorby" --env="INSTALLDB" --env="MYSQL_ADMIN=root" \
--env="MYSQL_ADMINPASS=rootpassword" troptop/docker-snorby

Access Snorby web interface

Visit your snorby_ip:port to access snorby interface and use default credentials:
Username: snorby@example.com
Password: snorby

Database deployment

To be able to connect to database we would need one to be running first. Easiest way to do that is to use another docker image. Example:

docker run \
-d \
--name snorby-db \
--env="MYSQL_USER=snorby" \
--env="MYSQL_PASSWORD=snorby" \
--env="MYSQL_DATABASE=snorby" \
--env=" MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=my_password" \
    mariadb

Author

Author: Cymatic (info@cymatic.eu) - www.cymatic.eu

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