Guides
Work in progress post
Ok so i posted a snipped of PowerShell on LinkedIn for hunting the confluence logs using a pattern match for ${ (after we have URL decoded (twice). This is just an example of how to parse log files using PS1 so it’s clearly very basic but i wanted to give people an idea of what we do when we “GREP” the logs:
Read more “Searching Confluence Logs with PowerShell”
Defense
By default, at least on Ubuntu apache2 is set to rotate logs every 14 days.
It will rotate logs held here: /var/log/apache2/*.log
Using the rotate configuration, you can specify a value: Read more “Apache Access Logs Rotation”
Defense
Imagine the scenario where you have an endpoint or server running and you don’t have centralised logging or visualisation of log data and you need to perform some rapid analysis without wanting to stand up a new set of VMs or services, well this is where cloud really can come into it’s own.
Very rapidly we can setup a Datadog account. (this blog will be updated as I deploy and configure) Read more “Fast Monitoring Deployment with Datadog”