Deployment
All installation files are in the inlong-audit
directory, if you use MySQL to store audit data, you need to first create the database through sql/apache_inlong_audit_mysql.sql
.
# initialize database
mysql -uDB_USER -pDB_PASSWD < sql/apache_inlong_audit_mysql.sql
If you use StarRocks to store audit data, you need to first create the database through sql/apache_inlong_audit_starrocks.sql
.
# initialize database
mysql -uDB_USER -pDB_PASSWD < sql/apache_inlong_audit_starrocks.sql
Audit Proxy
Configure MessageQueue
You can choose Apache Pulsar, Apache Kafka or InLong TubeMQ as your MessageQueue service:
- If using Pulsar, the configuration file is
conf/audit-proxy-pulsar.conf
. Change the Pulsar Topic info.
agent1.sinks.pulsar-sink-msg1.topic = persistent://public/default/inlong-audit
agent1.sinks.pulsar-sink-msg2.topic = persistent://public/default/inlong-audit
- If using Kafka, the configuration file is
conf/audit-proxy-kafka.conf
. Change the Kafka Topic info.
agent1.sinks.kafka-sink-msg1.topic = inlong-audit
agent1.sinks.kafka-sink-msg2.topic = inlong-audit
Start
# By default, pulsar is used as the MessageQueue, and the audit-proxy-pulsar.conf configuration file is loaded.
bash +x ./bin/proxy-start.sh [pulsar|kafka]
The default listen port is 10081
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Audit Store
Configure
The configuration file is conf/application.properties
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# the MQ type for audit proxy: pulsar / kafka
audit.config.proxy.type=pulsar
# manger config
manager.hosts=127.0.0.1:8083
# Get Kafka or Pulsar address from the cluster tag
default.mq.cluster.tag=default_cluster
# pulsar config
audit.pulsar.topic=persistent://public/default/inlong-audit
audit.pulsar.consumer.sub.name=inlong-audit-subscription
audit.pulsar.token=
audit.pulsar.enable.auth=false
# kafka config
audit.kafka.topic=inlong-audit
audit.kafka.topic.numPartitions=3
audit.kafka.topic.replicationFactor=2
audit.kafka.consumer.name=inlong-audit-consumer
audit.kafka.group.id=audit-consumer-group
# Generic jdbc storage
jdbc.driver=com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver
jdbc.url=jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/apache_inlong_audit?characterEncoding=utf8&useSSL=false&serverTimezone=GMT%2b8&rewriteBatchedStatements=true&allowMultiQueries=true&zeroDateTimeBehavior=CONVERT_TO_NULL
jdbc.username=root
jdbc.password=inlong
Dependencies
If the backend database is MySQL, please download mysql-connector-java-8.0.28.jar and put it into
lib/
directory.If the backend database is PostgreSQL, there’s no need for additional dependencies.
Start
bash +x ./bin/store-start.sh
Audit Service
Configure
The configuration file is conf/audit-service.properties
mysql.jdbc.url=jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/apache_inlong_audit?characterEncoding=utf8&useUnicode=true&rewriteBatchedStatements=true
mysql.username=root
mysql.password=inlong
(optional) Configure Audit Data Sources In the audit_source_config table used by the Audit Service, configure the data source for audit storage. By default, the same MySQL configuration is used as the Audit Service
(optional) Configure Audit Items In the audit_id_config table used by the Audit Service, configure the audit items that need to be cached. By default, Agent is used to receive successfully, Agent is sent successfully, DataProxy is received successfully, and DataProxy is sent successfully.
Dependencies
- If the backend database is MySQL, please download mysql-connector-java-8.0.28.jar and put it into
lib/
directory. - If the backend database is PostgreSQL, there’s no need for additional dependencies.
Start
bash +x ./bin/service-start.sh
The default listen port is 10080
.