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cfg.yaml
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cfg.yaml
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# The configuration file contains a general settings section,
# routes, templates and actions sections.
name: tenant # The tenant name
aqua-server: # URL of Aqua Server for links. E.g. https://myserver.aquasec.com
max-db-size: 1000MB # Max size of DB. <numbers><unit suffix> pattern is used, such as "300MB" or "1GB". If empty or 0 then unlimited
db-verify-interval: 1 # How often to check the DB size. By default, Postee checks every 1 hour
# Routes are used to define how to handle an incoming message
routes:
- name: stdout
actions: [ stdout ]
template: raw-json
#- name: route1 # Route name. Must be unique
# input: contains(input.image, "alpine") # REGO rule to match input message against route
# input-files: # Array filePaths to files with REGO rules
# - Allow-Image-Name.rego
# - Ignore-Image-Name.rego
# - Allow-Registry.rego
# - Ignore-Registry.rego
# - Policy-Only-Fix-Available.rego
# - Policy-Min-Vulnerability.rego
# - Policy-Related-Features.rego
# actions: [my-slack] # Action name (needs to be defined under "actions") which will receive the message
# template: slack-template # Template name (needs to be defined under "templates") which will be used to process the message output format
# plugins: # Optional plugins
# aggregate-message-number: # Number of same messages to aggregate into one output message
# aggregate-message-timeout: # Number of seconds/minutes/hours to aggregate same messages into one output. Maximum is 24 hours. Use Xs or Xm or Xh
# unique-message-props: ["digest","image","registry", "vulnerability_summary.high", "vulnerability_summary.medium", "vulnerability_summary.low"] # Optional: Comma separated list of top level properties which uniqult identifies an event message. If message with same property values is received more than once it will be ignored
# unique-message-timeout: # Number of seconds/minutes/hours/days before expiring of a message. Expired messages are removed from db. If option is empty message is never deleted
# Templates are used to format a message
templates:
- name: vuls-slack # Out of the box template for slack
rego-package: postee.vuls.slack # Slack template REGO package (available out of the box)
- name: vuls-html # Out of the box HTML template
rego-package: postee.vuls.html # HTML template REGO package (available out of the box)
- name: raw-html # Raw message json
rego-package: postee.rawmessage.html # HTML template REGO package (available out of the box)
- name: legacy # Out of the box legacy Golang template
legacy-scan-renderer: html
- name: legacy-slack # Legacy slack template implemented in Golang
legacy-scan-renderer: slack
- name: legacy-jira # Legacy jira template implemented in Golang
legacy-scan-renderer: jira
- name: custom-email # Example of how to use a template from a Web URL
url: # URL to custom REGO file
- name: raw-json # route message "As Is" to external webhook
rego-package: postee.rawmessage.json
- name: vuls-cyclonedx # export vulnerabilities to CycloneDX XML
rego-package: postee.vuls.cyclondx
- name: trivy-operator-jira
rego-package: postee.trivyoperator.jira
- name: trivy-operator-slack
rego-package: postee.trivyoperator.slack
- name: trivy-operator-dependencytrack
rego-package: postee.trivyoperator.dependencytrack
- name: trivy-jira
rego-package: postee.trivy.jira
# Rules are predefined rego policies that can be used to trigger routes
rules:
- name: Initial Access
- name: Credential Access
- name: Privilege Escalation
- name: Defense Evasion
- name: Persistence
# Actions are target services that should consume the messages
actions:
- name: stdout
type: stdout
enable: true
- name: my-jira # name must be unique
type: jira # supported types: jira, email
enable: false
url: # Mandatory. E.g "https://johndoe.atlassian.net"
user: # Mandatory. E.g :johndoe@gmail.com"
password: # Optional. Specify Jira user API key. Used only for Jira Cloud
token: # Optional. Specify Jira user Personal Access Token. Used only for Jira Server/Data Center
project-key: # Mandatory. Specify the JIRA product key
tls-verify: false
board: # Optional. Specify the Jira board name to open tickets on
labels: # Optional, specify array of labels to add to Ticket, for example: ["label1", "label2"]
issuetype: # Optional. Specifty the issue type to open (Bug, Task, etc.). Default is "Task"
priority: # Optional. Specify the issues severity. Default is "High"
assignee: # Optional. Specify the assigned user. Default is the user that opened the ticket
- name: my-email
type: email
enable: false
user: # Optional (if auth supported): SMTP user name (e.g. johndoe@gmail.com)
password: # Optional (if auth supported): SMTP password
host: # Mandatory: SMTP host name (e.g. smtp.gmail.com)
port: # Mandatory: SMTP server port (e.g. 587)
sender: # Mandatory: The email address to use as a sender
client-host-name: # Optional: setting the local client name instead of `localhost`
recipients: ["", ""] # Mandatory: comma separated list of recipients
- name: my-email-smtp-server
type: email
enable: false
use-mx: true
sender: # Mandatory: The email address to use as a sender
recipients: ["", ""] # Mandatory: comma separated list of recipients
- name: my-slack
type: slack
enable: false
url: https://hooks.slack.com/services/TAAAA/BBB/<key>
- name: ms-team
type: teams
enable: false
url: https://outlook.office.com/webhook/.... # Webhook's url
- name: webhook
type: webhook
enable: false
url: https://..../webhook/ # Webhook's url
timeout: # Webhook's timeout. <numbers><unit suffix> pattern is used, such as "300ms" or "2h45m". Default: 120s
- name: splunk
type: splunk
enable: false
url: http://localhost:8088 # Mandatory. Url of a Splunk server
token: <token> # Mandatory. a HTTP Event Collector Token
size-limit: 10000 # Optional. Maximum scan length, in bytes. Default: 10000
tls-verify: false # Enable skip TLS Verification. Default: false.
- name: my-servicenow
type: serviceNow
enable: false
user: # Mandatory. E.g :johndoe@gmail.com"
password: # Mandatory. Specify user API key
instance: # Mandatory. Name of ServiceN ow Instance
board: # Specify the ServiceNow board name to open tickets on. Default is "incident"
- name: my-nexus-iq
type: nexusIq
enable: false
user: # Mandatory. User name
password: # Mandatory. User password
url: # Mandatory. Url of Nexus IQ server
organization-id: # Mandatory. Organization UID like "222de33e8005408a844c12eab952c9b0"
- name: my-dependencytrack
type: dependencytrack
enable: false
url: http://localhost:8080/ # Mandatory. Url of Dependency Track server
dependency-track-api-key: # Mandatory. API key of Dependency Track server
- name: my-opsgenie
type: opsgenie
enable: false
token: <API Key> # Mandatory. an API key from an API integration
user: # Optional. Display name of the request owner.
assignee: # Optional. Comma separated list of users that the alert will be routed to send notifications
recipients: [""] # Optional. Comma separated list of users that the alert will become visible to without sending any notification
tags: # Optional. Comma separated list of the alert tags.
priority: # Optional. Specify the alert priority. Default is "P3"
alias: # Optional. Client-defined identifier of the alert.
entity: # Optional. Entity field of the alert that is generally used to specify which domain alert is related to.