Updated Falco Formatting for Containers and Orchestration (markdown)

Mark Stemm
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Like sysdig, falco has native support for containers and orchestration environments. With `-k`, falco communicates with the provided K8s API server to decorate events with the K8s pod/namespace/deployment/etc. associated with the event. With `-m`, falco communicates with the marathon server to do the same thing. Like sysdig, falco has native support for containers and orchestration environments. With `-k`, falco communicates with the provided K8s API server to decorate events with the K8s pod/namespace/deployment/etc. associated with the event. With `-m`, falco communicates with the marathon server to do the same thing.
Like sysdig, falco can be run with `-pk`/`-pm`/`-pc/-p` arguments that change the formatted output to be a k8s-friendly/mesos-friendly/container-friendly/general format. However, unlike sysdig, the source of formatted output is in the set of rules and not on the command line. This page provides more detail on how `-pk`/`-pm`/`-pc/-p` interacts with the format strings in the `output` attribute of rules. Like sysdig, falco can be run with `-pk`/`-pm`/`-pc`/`-p` arguments that change the formatted output to be a k8s-friendly/mesos-friendly/container-friendly/general format. However, unlike sysdig, the source of formatted output is in the set of rules and not on the command line. This page provides more detail on how `-pk`/`-pm`/`-pc/-p` interacts with the format strings in the `output` attribute of rules.
The information from k8s/mesos/containers is used in conjunction with the command line options in these ways: The information from k8s/mesos/containers is used in conjunction with the command line options in these ways: