Dracon
Security pipelines on Kubernetes. The purpose of this project is to provide a scalable and flexible tool to execute arbitrary tools on arbitrary code while processing the results in a flexible way.
Getting Started
The Getting started in Minikube tutorial explains how to install, configure, and run Dracon.
Other tutorials are also available:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Getting started in Minikube | Beginner guide on how to get started with Dracon |
| Running our demo pipeline | End to end demo of running an example pipeline |
| Example of using a public git repo | Example of running Dracon against a public git repository |
| Example of using a private git repo | Example of running Dracon against a private git repository |
| Creating your own pipeline | WIP: How to create your own custom dracon pipeline |
| Creating your own producer | WIP: Extending Dracon by creating your own custom producer |
| Creating your own consumer | WIP: Extending Dracon by creating your own custom consumer |
Installing
We have compiled binaries for dracon in under GitHub releases. dracon can quickly be installed into your home directory by executing:
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thought-machine/dracon/master/scripts/install.sh)Announcements
Dracon was announced at OWASP Appsec Amsterdam in 2019. Check out the slides from the presentation.
Support
If you have questions, reach out to us by opening a new issue on Github.
Development & Contributing
Contributions are welcome, see the developing and releasing guides on how to get started.
License
Dracon is under the Apache 2.0 license. See the LICENSE file for details.
