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docker:intro [2017/11/11 13:12] – created veeradocker:intro [2017/11/17 00:08] (current) – [All in one NSM and Traffic monitoring] veera
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-====== Using the TrisulNSM Docker appliance======+====== Using the TrisulNSM Docker appliance ====== 
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 +This post introduces the newly released TrisulNSM Docker Appliance. A lightweight fast Network Traffic Analytics and Security Monitoring system that can be deployed instantly.  
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 ===== All in one NSM and Traffic monitoring ===== ===== All in one NSM and Traffic monitoring =====
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 +The Docker appliance is on Docker Hub at [[https://hub.docker.com/r/trisulnsm/trisul6/|trisulnsm/trisul6]]
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 +Here are some links to get your started.
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 +  - **Start here** github [[https://github.com/trisulnsm/docker|trisulnsm/docker]] : Quick instructions on running the appliance 
 +  - [[https://trisul.org/blog/docker/post.html|Blog post]] announcing the release 
 +  - Devzone article [[docker:pcap_analysis|"Importing PCAPS"]] explaining how you can import PCAP dumps 
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 +===== Advantages of the Docker NSM appliance =====
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 +  - Just run the appliance to get a complete NSM system live. All parts are included. There is no need to setup a backend database cluster with Elastic, Splunk, etc.
 +  - The performance is very close to directly installing on the host. 
 +  - Secure. The docker image is a minimal install, with only the necessary packages. 
 +  - Also includes Suricata IDS with auto updates.  Trisul integrates the alert based metrics into its pipelines. Just check it out to see this powerful feature in action. 
 +  - Built-in [[https://trisul.org/free|FREE Trisul Network Analytics]] License that lets you monitor for ever but only reports on the most recent 3 days. 
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 +===== Next steps =====
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 +If you need a 'point' solution , this Docker image should be good enough for most deployments.  Here are some advantages of installing the packages directly on the host instead of Docker.
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 +  - Trisul packages allow a Hub+Probe architecture. The Docker image bundles them all in one ball. If you want to deploy a distribute probe network. You need to use the packages.
 +  - This image uses the ''--net=host'' Host network bridge. If you are uncomfortable with that , and there is no need to be, you can use the raw packages.
 +  - Short answer : In most case this Docker image will work just fine as an **all-in-one** NSM and Traffic Analytics system.
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