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sumologic-jfrog-xray

Solution to pull logs from JFrog Xray to Sumo Logic

Installation

This collector can be deployed both onprem and on cloud.

Deploying the collector on a VM

  1. Get details for your JFrog Xray instance.

    • Get Host Name and port for your JFrog Xray instance.
      • For eg - URL is http://host-example:8000/web/#/login.
        • Host Name = host-example
        • port = 8000
    • UserName and password for your JFrog Xray instance.
  2. Add a Hosted Collector and one HTTP Logs Source

  3. Using the sumologic-jfrog-xrayy collector

    • Method 1 - Configuring the sumologic-jfrog-xray collector

      Below instructions assume pip is already installed if not then, see the pip docs on how to download and install pip. sumologic-jfrog-xray is compatible with python 3.7 and python 2.7. It has been tested on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and Debian 4.9.130. Login to a Linux machine and download and follow the below steps:

      • Install the collector using below command pip install sumologic-jfrog-xray

      • Create a configuration file named jfrogxraycollector.yaml in home directory by copying the below snippet.

        JFrogXray:
            HOSTNAME: "<Paste the Host of JFrog Xray Instance>"
            PORT: <Paste the Port of JFrog Xray Instance>
            USERNAME: <Paste the UserName of JFrog Xray Instance>
            PASSWORD: <Paste the password of JFrog Xray Instance>
        
        SumoLogic:
            HTTP_LOGS_ENDPOINT: <Paste the URL for the HTTP Logs source from step 2.>
        
        Collection:
            BACKFILL_DAYS: <Enter the Number of days before the event collection will start.>
        
    • Create a cron job for running the collector every 5 minutes by using the crontab -e and adding the below line

      */5 * * * * /usr/bin/python -m sumojfrogxray.main > /dev/null 2>&1

    • Method 2 - Collection via an AWS Lambda function

      To install Sumo Logic’s AWS Lambda script, follow the instructions below:

      • Go to https://serverlessrepo.aws.amazon.com/applications

      • Search for “sumologic-jfrog-xray” and select the app as shown below: App

      • In the Configure application parameters panel, shown below: Deploy

        Hostname: Paste the Host of JFrog Xray Instance from step 1.
        HttpLogsEndpoint: Paste the URL for the HTTP Logs source from step 2.
        Password: Paste the password of JFrog Xray Instance from step 1.
        Port: Paste the Port of JFrog Xray Instance from step 1.
        Usernname: Paste the UserName of JFrog Xray Instance from step 1.
        BackfillDays: Enter the Number of days before the event collection will start
        
      • Click Deploy.

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