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Is it possible to have save the output of cloudevents to a file? #55
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Hi @patrickdung, If you provide more details on your use case, I can try and provide better instructions. |
In my organization, the users or developers are the tenants, the just own a namespace without privilege to create CRD and having limited privilege on selected ClusterRoles. I would like to perform monitoring on per namespace basis using RBAC with rights on events (watch, get, listen). Then I would like to save the output from kubewatch to a file and then to other SIEM. |
Got it, thanks. We don't support writing directly to file today, but feel
free to open a PR. We'd be happy to review.
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In my organization, the users or developers are the tenants, the just own
a namespace without privilege to create CRD and having limited privilege on
selected ClusterRoles.
So, it is not possible to install Robusta.
I would like to perform monitoring on per namespace basis using RBAC with
rights on events (watch, get, listen). Then I would like to save the output
from kubewatch to a file and then to other SIEM.
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Currently it would sending to other location.
Just wonder if it is possible to save it locally.
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