dontpanicat/elk repository overview

⁠Attention!

The images includes public ssh keys from don’t panic staff members. This allows access to derived containers with their private keys.

The corresponding openssh-server settings are:

PermitRootLogin yes
PasswordAuthentication no

If you don’t trust us (and if you don’t know us you probably won’t) take at least one of the following measures:

• don’t map port 22 when launching a container
• remove or truncate the authorized_keys file e.g. by executing docker exec <container> rm /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
• adjust the corresponding openssh-server settings in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
• prevent the ssh daemon from starting by editing the start script

The start script can be found under /panic/entry, this executes /etc/panic/start-services when it exits, fallback start script is /panic/start-services.

⁠Prepared image for elk-stack

• Elasticsearch is not configured!
• Logstash is not configured!
• Kibana is not configured!

⁠Tags

from dontpanicat/debian:buster

docker pull dontpanicat/elk

docker pull dontpanicat/elk:elasticsearch

docker pull dontpanicat/elk:logstash

docker pull dontpanicat/elk:kibana

Gitlab Repository https://gitlab.panic.at/docker/elk⁠

⁠Packages

• openjdk-11-jre
• openjdk-11-jre-headless
• ca-certificates-java
• jq
• curl

⁠Elasticsearch

• elasticsearch

⁠Logstash

• logstash

⁠Kibana

• kibana
• nginx
• apache2-utils

⁠ELK

• all packages