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Secure beta changes (#41)
* Split sdc into monitor and common First step towards adding support for sysdig secure in the python sdc client--splitting existing api into common and monitor-only halves. The new terminology is that "sdc" refers to the common code for both monitor and secure. _SdcCommon is the (private) base class that has endpoints/methods common to both monitor and secure. SdMonClient is the class that provides all sysdig monitor capabilities, inheriting from _SdcCommon. SdSecureClient will implement sysdig secure. Split all the methods into the two classes as follows based on endpoint: Common endpoints: - /api/user/me - /api/token (and /api/token/<user>/<id>) - /api/agents/connected - /api/notificationChannels - /api/history/timelines - /api/data - /api/events - /api/sysdig - /api/users - /api/teams - /api/user - /api/agents/config Monitor-only endpoints: - /api/data/metrics - /api/alerts - /api/notifications - /data/drilldownDashboardDescriptors.json - /data/drilldownDashboards - /ui/dashboards - /api/groupConfigurations - /api/agents/falco_rules Add __init__.py changes so all 3 objects are imported. Change __checkResponse so it's simply hidden instead of hidden + mangled with the class name. Allows sharing in inherited classes. * Add secure methods and tests. Add methods SdSecureClient.{get_set}_{user,system}_rules(new-rules-content). Set actually only works for on-premise deployments. New examples {get,set}_secure_{user,sytem}_falco_rules.py corespond to the SdSecureClient methods. Add new methods SdSecureClient.get_policy_events_{range,duration} to fetch policy events. The API allows for an initial query based either on duration or from/to. It returns a context dict containing the current offset for pagination. That context can be provided to get_more_policy_events() which increments the offset. The caller should stop when the number of returned events is 0. Also add a test script test/test_secure_apis.sh that can be used for travis, and run that test script in travis. This script depends on a staging account [email protected]. The API key and customer id are passed to travis via environment variables. The test script tests the following: - Trying to set the system falco rules file. This will fail with a 405 (method not allowed) error, as this account is saas. - Trying to get the system falco rules file. This is compared to a known system rules file in test/sample-falco-rules.yaml. - Trying to set and get the user falco rules file. This uses the date as part of the rule name to ensure a fresh value is set/read. - Starting an agent with the python-sdc-testing account and triggering policy events, while checking for recent policy events. It should eventually find some policy events. Also, for consistency's sake switch to external env variables for all keys--instead of using a mix of embedded and externally provided environment variables for api keys/access keys, use externally provided keys everywhere. * Add methods to manage security policies Add methods/example programs for limited management of security policies: - create default policies from corresponding system falco rules file - list all policies - delete all policies Add tests to use these example programs in conjunction with the system rules file for the python-sdc-testing staging account. * Add sphinx docs Add docs for all SdSecureClient methods. Also update the docs specification to properly handle both the SdSecureClient and SdMonClient objects (thanks @philrz!). I was able to run "make docs" and browse the docs for both objects. Shared methods for both objects are actually listed twice, under each object. This seems ok for now as long as they're pulling docs from a single location. * Add ability to summarize policy events Add the ability to summarize policy events by output string. This removes any likely container information (xxx (id=yyy)) from output strings, and then sorts by frequency descending. New option --summarize controls whether to print summary or raw outputs, and --limit allows you to print only the first <limit> entries. * Make sure ssl_verify is honored for all methods. Make sure the instance variable self.ssl_verify, which is set from the environment variable SDC_SSL_VERIFY, is actually used for any call to requests. This is necessary to handle communicating with servers using self-signed certificates. * Add programs/methods to manipulate secure policies Add methods and example programs to manipulate policies, specifically: - Get a policy - Add a policy - Modify a policy - Delete a policy The methods all work on json objects so they are dependent on the data format. But they allow for some scriptability. * Add missing newline. Summary output was all being printed on one line. * Move to monitor/common Was put under secure as a part of merge. * call hidden unmangled checkResponse Part of changes for secure/monitor split.
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‎README.md

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Sysdig Cloud Python client library
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Sysdig Monitor/Secure Python client library
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/draios/python-sdc-client.png?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/draios/python-sdc-client)
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[![Current version on PyPI](http://img.shields.io/pypi/v/sdcclient.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sdcclient)
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A Python client API for Sysdig Cloud.
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This module is a wrapper around the Sysdig Cloud API, which is documented [here](http://support.sysdigcloud.com/hc/en-us/articles/205233166-The-Sysdig-Cloud-API-Specification). It exposes most of the sysdig REST API functionality as an easy to use and easy to install Python interface. The repository includes a rich set of examples (in the [examples](examples/) subdir) that quickly address several use cases.
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This module is a wrapper around the Sysdig Monitor/Sysdig Secure APIs, which are documented [here](http://support.sysdigcloud.com/hc/en-us/articles/205233166-The-Sysdig-Cloud-API-Specification). It exposes most of the sysdig REST API functionality as an easy to use and easy to install Python interface. The repository includes a rich set of examples (in the [examples](examples/) subdir) that quickly address several use cases.
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#!/usr/bin/env python
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#
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# Delete all secure policies.
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#
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import os
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import sys
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import json
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sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(sys.argv[0])), '..'))
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from sdcclient import SdSecureClient
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def usage():
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print 'usage: %s <sysdig-token>' % sys.argv[0]
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print 'You can find your token at https://secure.sysdig.com/#/settings/user'
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sys.exit(1)
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#
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# Parse arguments
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#
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if len(sys.argv) != 2:
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usage()
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sdc_token = sys.argv[1]
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#
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# Instantiate the SDC client
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sdclient = SdSecureClient(sdc_token, 'https://secure.sysdig.com')
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res = sdclient.delete_all_policies()
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#
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# Return the result
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if res[0]:
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print res[1]
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else:
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print res[1]
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sys.exit(1)
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