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1. Configuring Proxy during installation with helm 1.1. Adding configuration items in values.yaml
For example, please make it possible to set the Proxy as follows:
1.2. Updating the Sender Deployment Chart
Please reflect the http and https proxy information specified in 1.1 in the deployment under spec.template.spec.containers.env.
Here, no_proxy is set as a fixed value.
As for the communication from Sender, what I found is addressed to "http://snmp-mibserver/index.csv", but if there are other hosts that may be sent, please add them.
2. Please also enable SOCKS5 proxy
Users using Splunk may adopt a SOCKS5 proxy instead of HTTP.
However requests module currently used in SC4SNMP does not support SOCKS5.
When I actually tried it, I got an error saying "requests.exceptions.InvalidSchema: Missing dependencies for SOCKS support."
This should be resolved by adding the requests[socks] module to the dependencies.
This request contains two aspects.
1. Configuring Proxy during installation with helm
1.1. Adding configuration items in values.yaml
For example, please make it possible to set the Proxy as follows:
1.2. Updating the Sender Deployment Chart
Please reflect the http and https proxy information specified in 1.1 in the deployment under
spec.template.spec.containers.env
.Here, no_proxy is set as a fixed value.
As for the communication from Sender, what I found is addressed to "http://snmp-mibserver/index.csv", but if there are other hosts that may be sent, please add them.
2. Please also enable SOCKS5 proxy
Users using Splunk may adopt a SOCKS5 proxy instead of HTTP.
However
requests
module currently used in SC4SNMP does not support SOCKS5.When I actually tried it, I got an error saying "requests.exceptions.InvalidSchema: Missing dependencies for SOCKS support."
This should be resolved by adding the
requests[socks]
module to the dependencies.https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/advanced/#socks
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