This repository has Docker Containers to allow you a quickStart with some popular applications. While a lot of application provide containers in the Public Docker Registry, they often lack simplicity for a quick testing. These containers are in no-way intended for staging or production usage, rather to give you a quick first insight on some applications.
Contains an Elastic Search, Kibana and LogStash with pretty much the default settings, yet ready to use.
Run it with:
docker run -p 5601:5601 -p 9200:9200 -p 5044:5044 --name elk --network mynet elastic
Has Splunk Entreprise with free license (500Mb indexing / day). Note: There is no persistence, ie, any data (indexes, configurations, etc) is deleted once the container stops. Do not use it for staging/production workloads.
Mount: You can mount a local host directory to enable a easier access to data for indexing
Exposed Port: The Web UI runs on 8000 and HTTP Collector on 8088.
Credentials: Default admin/changeme are enable.
Run it with:
docker run -p 8000:8000 -p 8088:8088 --mount type=bind,source=/mydir/dump/,target=/app splunk
Contains an Squid Forward Proxy ready to use.
Run it with:
docker run -p 3128:3128 --name proxy --network mynet forward-proxy
Contains an Squid Forward Proxy and a FileBeat that ships the proxy access log to an Elastic (ELK) stack.
Run it with:
docker run -p 3128:3128 --name proxy --network mynet forward-proxy
Allows any application to use a proxy transparently without any app code change. It uses iptables to forward the traffic to a local port and redsocks to connect to a remote squid proxy.
Run it with:
docker run -i -t --network mynet --privileged -e PROXY_SERVER=proxy -e PROXY_PORT=3128 proxy-via-iptables
A simple script that will randomly visit some of the urls from the Moz's list of the top 500 domains and pages on the web ( https://moz.com/top500 ) using a proxy.
Run it with:
docker run --network mynet client-test