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# Kubernetes Response Engine for Sysdig Falco
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The goal of this project is to create a response engine for Kubernetes which is
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able to execute playbooks to different types of security threats in our
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cointainer fleet alerted by Falco.
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There are several principles which guides our decisions (in no particular order):
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* Real time responses to a security threat: We need to react as soon as possible.
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* Deployment independence: Each playbook is independent of others.
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* Open Source Software: We want to use and promote OSS.
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* Write rock solid code: Each playbook is tested.
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## Alert lifecycle outline
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An alert travels by our system, these are the typical stages for an alert:
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1. *Falco* detects an alert in one container which belongs to our fleet
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2. *Falco* sends the alert to *NATS* using a topic compound by "falco.<severity>.<rule_name_slugified>"
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3. *NATS* delivers message to its subscribers through *Kubeless* infrastructure
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4. *Kubeless* receives the alert and pass it to inner *Playbook*
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6. *Playbook* performs its inner action: Stopping the container, Sending an alert to Slack ...
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## Glossary
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* *Alert*: Falco sends alerts
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* *Playbook*: Each piece of Python code which is run when an alert is received
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