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Hi, I would like to secure the communication between the Cribl managed Leader node and the Hybrid Workers and edge nodes currently located on Prem . I understand that the communication between the Leader node and Hybrid Workers / Edge nodes is already encrypted ( port 443 ) . How are those entities being currently…
Hi , I have been trying to add an edge node into my default fleet but being denied because of permission error . I have run the script provided by the leader into an Ubuntu EC2 instance with a user with privileged access but still failing ( see Screenshot ) . Can anyone assist please ? Thanks in advance
How does the 'teleporting' function work on a technical level? Based on the documentation on ports (https://docs.cribl.io/stream/ports/), it seems no inbound ports need to be opened on worker or edge nodes for the feature to work. The leader node handles teleport functionality via port 4200. When teleporting to a node,…
I'm trying to collect the full windows event messages, all the fields plus the full message/rendered message (the view you see in windows) It seems like if use the json method I get that message at least sometimes but then really crucial information like username domain etc are buried in the properties field, and if I use…
How can I get my edge nodes to send data to Cribl cloud so it can be seen in my end destination?
End of Support for CentOS 6 We will be deprecating support for CentOS 6 with our Cribl Stream and Cribl Edge 4.4.4 release. CentOS 6 reached its End-of-Life (EOL) status in 2020. Continuing to support it would impact our ability to maintain the high security standards we set for our products and customers. Removing support…
Get ready to feast your eyes on our latest release! v4.4 brings several new capabilities and usability improvements to your Cribl deployment. Here are some of the features I am excited for. Make sure to check out the release notes for all the new features and corrections. Stream: New Azure Data Explorer (ADX) native…
I am running Edge Nodes on our EC2 instances. When reviewing internal fields from our File Collector sources, I noticed that there is alot of really useful data that our SREs use to investigate which regions & servers are experiencing issues during incidents. These include: - AMI image - Region - Availability Zone -…
