Sicura Console
  1. Introduction
  2. Installation
  3. RPM Installation
  4. Container Installation
  5. Upgrades
  6. Running Sicura Console
  7. Configuration - Accounts
  8. Configuration - Database
  9. Configuration - Collector
  10. Configuration - Security
  11. Configuration - Plugins
  12. Sidebar - Administration
  13. Sidebar - Infrastructure
  14. Sidebar - Reports
  15. Commands
  16. Known Issues
  17. How To - Enforce compliance
  18. How To - Compliance profile tailoring and customization

Container Installation

Images

All Sicura Console container images are located at https://customers.sicura.us/products/sicura-console/container_registry

The latest stable release will have a latest tag, and can be downloaded from the following URL:

registry.customers.sicura.us/products/sicura-console:latest

A specific release (e.g 1.8.0-1) can be downloaded using the release version as the tag, such as:

registry.customers.sicura.us/products/sicura-console:1.8.0-1

Requirements

PostgreSQL Server

A PostgreSQL server is required in order to run the Console.

A production implementation of PostgreSQL is recommended.

Alternatively, if you prefer, a PostgreSQL Server can be run in Docker as well. The following run command can be used to spin up a new container:

docker run --name postgres -p 5432:5432 -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mysecretpassword --rm -d postgres:14

Console Environment Variables

Environment variables are used to customize the Console.

Required

License Key

A valid License Key needs to be set with one of the following variables:

Config

A valid Config needs to be set with one of the following variables:

Database

The Postgresql Server database information from above is required to be set using the following variables:

Optional

Directory Services

Directory Services can be set with one of the following variables:

SSL

An SSL Key and Cert can be set using the following variables:

Starting the Console Container

After pulling a version of the Console container and setting the appropriate variables for your environment, it can be started by running:

docker run --name <container name> --rm -d sicura-console:latest