New user here, so far very happy of what I can see, this is very good work !
To keep track of alerts, I’d like to customize the HTTP notification plugin for CloudRadar.
Unfortunately, I know nothing about GO models. I have read the documentation, but the syntax seems too obscure for me.
How could I format the alert to match CloudRadar requirements ?
As I understand, each entry has to be prefixed with the name of the Cloudradar “probe” …(i.e. “crowdsec.scenario: crowdsecurity/http-bad-user-agent”).
It looks like no one here is able to help. And I can’t get devs to help out on issues not directly related to CrowdSec. So instead I would suggest that you join our (thriving) Discord and ask there if anybody from the community there wants to help out. The invite link is here.
I suggested you a solution that helps you to achieve your goal immediately.
Of course, your bug report is stored in our backlog, and we will look at it. But I cannot promise a date when it will be fixed.
You are welcome to fix our own product, while paying, while not been supported, while we make money screwing you up.
I would have try to help/fix it, but this is a paying service, taking advantage of open-source community. Shame on those company who even don’t deliver the minimum support service on their own rules
Well, cloudradar, no thank you…
For the same pricing, i have my own virtual server with my own monitoring server.
If you really need to monitor your services/servers, you can rent a vserver running 24/7 on a secure hosting location ( mine cost me 12 euros a year ) and set up your own monitoring service using for example Nagios ( as i do )…
It will cost you the same thing as using cloudradar.
You will not pay a shamefull paying service like them.
You will have a reliable fine-tune monitoring service, and additional options and services of your own making if needed ( a mail server like me )
You will sharpen your skills learning how-to use Nagios ( or else ).
About cloudradar, i just don’t like the way they handle my request…
Paying a service, discovering a bug in their own rules, and after 2 tickets and almost 10 days i’ve been told to fix it myself… See my point.
It’s dishonest and unprofessional…
Concerning vserver/vhost providers:
Usually, when i need the cheapest fully manageable vhost/server i look for the following option:
root access
ssh access
I usually goes to OVH or 1&1…but i am sure you can find other low cost vserver.
My vserver usage is low, it’s a Debian based system, running iredmail (the free version) and nagios. I choose a 1&1 VPS S for 1.20 euro/month All taxes included.
