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This Project aims to give you better insight of what's going on your pfSense Firewall. It's based on some heavylifting alrerady done by devopstales and opc40772. Since it still was a bit clumsy and outdated I wrapped some docker-compose glue around it, to make it a little bit easier to get up and running. It should work hasslefree with a current Linux that has docker and docker-compose, still there is a number of manual steps required. This is a fork of https://github.com/lephisto/pfsense-analytics
The original project is really well done but I wanted to organize a few things for clarity and elinimate a few manual steps
This Project aims to give you better insight of what's going on your pfSense Firewall. It's based on some heavylifting alrerady done by devopstales and opc40772. Since it still was a bit clumsy and outdated I wrapped some docker-compose glue around it, to make it a little bit easier to get up and running. It should work hasslefree with a current Linux that has docker and docker-compose.
The whole metric approach is split into several subtopics. The whole metric approach is split into several subtopics.
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Moar Insights: Moar Insights:
![fw2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lephisto/pfsense-analytics/master/screenshots/fw2.png) ![fw2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lephisto/pfsense-analytics/master/screenshots/fw2.png)
This walkthrough has been made with a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic but should work flawless with any debian'ish linux distro. This walkthrough has been made with a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic but should work flawless with any debian'ish linux distro.
# 0. System requirements # 0. System requirements
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Let's pull this repo to the Server where you intend to run the Analytics front- and backend. Let's pull this repo to the Server where you intend to run the Analytics front- and backend.
``` ```
git clone https://github.com/lephisto/pfsense-analytics git clone https://github.com/MatthewJSalerno/pfsense-analytics.git
cd pfsense-analytics cd pfsense-analytics
``` ```
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vm.max_map_count=262144 vm.max_map_count=262144
``` ```
Next edit the docker-compose.yml file and set some values: Next edit the ./pfsense-analytics/Docker/graylog.env file and set some values:
The URL you want your graylog to be available under: The URL you want your graylog to be available under:
- GRAYLOG_HTTP_EXTERNAL_URI (eg: http://localhost:9000) - GRAYLOG_HTTP_EXTERNAL_URI (eg: http://localhost:9000)
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Finally, spin up the stack with: Finally, spin up the stack with:
``` ```
cd ./Docker
sudo docker-compose up -d sudo docker-compose up -d
``` ```