introspector | using SQL to query cloud infrastructure | Security library
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kandi X-RAY | introspector Summary
Introspector is a tool and schema for importing cloud infrastructure configuration. The goal is to unlock the expressive power of SQL and relational databases to ask questions about your infrastructure's security, compliance, and governance posture.
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- Imports AWS accounts
- Gets all available provider accounts
- Build an import job
- Return a list of provider paths for import
- Return the ARN for the given service and partition
- Get a value from a context
- Return the uri for the given resource
- Constructs the apigateway uri fn
- Map a single import
- Execute queries
- Creates a function to import a global import
- Show the status of the provider
- Remap an import
- Parse a policy map
- Run the command line interface
- Report the tags for a provider
- Delete AWS account
- Import groups
- Import the credential report
- Imports the policies defined in the service spec
- Generate the URI for the given URI
- Import EC2 regions
- Import users
- Asynchronously import a service
- Imports a global async proxy
- Normalize the principal mapping
introspector Key Features
introspector Examples and Code Snippets
cat sample_queries/aws_storage_buckets.sql
SELECT
name,
uri,
creationdate
FROM
aws_s3_bucket
./introspector run sample_queries/all_storage_buckets.sql
cat sample_queries/aws_ec2_instance_ips.sql
SELECT
uri,
instanceid,
publicipaddress
./introspector tags find-untagged
./introspector tags report
./introspector cis foundation
./introspector run "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM aws_ec2_instance"
curl -LO https://github.com/goldfiglabs/introspector/releases/latest/download/introspector_linux.zip
unzip introspector_linux.zip
curl -LO https://github.com/goldfiglabs/introspector/releases/latest/download/introspector_osx.zip
unzip introspect
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on introspector
QUESTION
I know there are a lot of questions related to generating the JSONSchema
from JAXB
annotated classes using the Jackson
but I could not find any example where JSONSchema generated using the MOXY
annotated class.
All I want to know is how can I generate JSONSchema
for my MOXY
annotated class? As of now when I generate the JSONSchema
for my JAXB/Moxy
annotated class then I get only one field:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 05:50I am using the @JsonValue
with my Map
that's the reason I was getting just type:any
. I removed it and then tried and it worked for me.
QUESTION
I am running a small demo spring-boot application where I want to connect my url routes with elasticsearch queries. The app starts up just fine with those gradle dependencies:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 11:18From the stacktrace follows that you should add a missing dependency to spring-web-reactive to your Gradle config:
QUESTION
I'm developing Kotlin application with
- gradle
- Java 11
- Spring Boot 2.3.6.RELEASE
- DbSetup-kotlin:2.1.0
- testcontainers:postgresql 1.15.0
After following this guide DbSetup Kotlin I'm facing problem with test configuration when I would setup my db during test phase.
builde.gradle.kts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 21:03Found the solution:
QUESTION
I'm currently using Jackson to serialize a big class in my program, but I can't seem to find how to ignore/skip specific classes from being serialized. I've tried using the annotation @JsonIgnoreType like it was recommended here, but that only seems to work for actual fields (not entries in a list). I've also tried tagging the classes I want to ignore with @JsonIgnoreType and using a custom annotation introspector, but it just saves the empty classes without the fields (except for className):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 08:30Jackson seems to be a bit stubborn when it comes to filter lists by a certain type. @JsonIgnoreType
in ScriptA would work if you have a property of that type in ExempleClass, but not when it is a possible sub-type in a list.
So you need a workaround instead. One would a custom serializer for ExempleClass, or you filter the scripts prior serializing them to JSON:
QUESTION
I currently have a method that does something like the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 11:37I refactored the setup and now its working fine. Part of the issue was that all the BeanUtils methods are static so that any bean implementation had to accomodate that.
I refactored at follows:
QUESTION
I will give the example java code for this circumstances:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-09 at 01:56The problem I hope to solve is how to deal with an Enum uniformly in Java. This Enum has a unified structure and a unified interface, but the Enumerator contained is different. See the above question for the specific situation. After @tgdavies' prompt, I moved the type parameter from the method definition to the interface definition, which solved the problem. Later, under the reminder of @Guillaume F., I further optimized the use of Enum. Thank you all for participating
QUESTION
I have created a java library to be used in an android project. Since I needed my jar to produce log statements, I went for log4j implementation which works fine in my project. But when the project is archived and used in an android project, it throws the below error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 06:10Just wrote the logger configuration in the code itself and got it initialized in a static block, temporarily. I will be moving it to a different project to have it as a different logging library.
QUESTION
I am trying to deserialize JSON into a custom POJO that I am not able to modify. That POJO has annotations from a different custom internal serialization framework that I'm not able to use. How can I create a custom deserializer that will respect these annotations?
Here is an example POJO:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 08:09You are very close to find the solution.
Just remove the constructor for the class BOUpsertEmployeeRequest
, the line:
QUESTION
I've got access to the pulseaudio via an async C api.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 02:20Very rough answer - the issue did lie with it.clone()
. It didn't properly transfer ownership, because it was a SinkInfo<'r>
instead of just a SinkInfo
. I wrote a SinkInfo<'r> -> SinkInfo<'static>
and now everything works.
QUESTION
I have YAML file like this..
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 03:06YAML has a list of recommended libraries for Java: SnakeYAML, YamlBeans and eo-yaml
The most widely used of these is probably SnakeYAML. Baeldung has a very easy to understand tutorial here: https://www.baeldung.com/java-snake-yaml
[Edit to address new code and output in edit by OP]:
You also have some problems with the formatting and naming conventions you used. In your yaml file [brackets] are needed around any Lists, instance variables need to be camelCase, and any Strings need to be surrounded by quotes (including String HashMap keys):
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