PDC Docker ("PDCD")
PDC Docker is a lightweight tool that orchestrates executing Docker containers.
Documentation can be found in the docs directory.
Release blog can be found here: link.
Setup
- Have Python 3 installed
- Have Docker installed
- (Optional) AWS SSM Session Manager Plugin
- used for remote mode, see Connectors for information
Using virtualenv
Local
pip install dist/*.whl
Remote
pip install git+https://github.com/SecurityRiskAdvisors/pdcd.git
PyPI
pip install pdcd
Usage (running)
Execute payloads in config
pdcd run -c <config file> [-w <# workers>]
- -c path to config file
Usage (logs)
Retrieve logs for payloads in config
Note: only usable when cleanup is set to "False" in config
pdcd logs -c <config file> [-l <#>] [-i <image>]
- -c path to config file
- l max number of logs to retrieve
- i filter to only this specific image
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