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Log-audit server is a log server for kubepack. Log audit uses webhook and audit to communicate with kubernetes apiserver. kubernetes apiserver sends events to log-audit server using webhook. Then, log-audit server saves these events to database(log-audit uses goleveldb for store data).

Test Process

• Run main.go by go run main.go
• Replace <PRIMARY_NETWORK_INTERFACE_IP> in minikube/1.9/auditing/hit-config.yaml file with local computer's PRIMARY_NETWORK_INTERFACE_IP
• Run restart.sh from minikube/1.9/auditing directory. This command copies audit-policy.yaml, kube-apiserver.yaml and hit-config.yaml files into ~/minikube/files folder. Then minikube will mount this folder inside the Minikube VM as tmp/files folder.
• Once minikube is running, ssh into minikube and run following command:

minikube ssh
# inside minikube vm
sudo cp /tmp/files/kube-apiserver.yaml /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml

• Log-audit server store logs, only which events are generated by objects which are annotated with git-commit-hash.
• Deploy some app using kubepack.
• Go to http://localhost:8080/get-logs to see the logs.

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