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Securing Graylog behind a Caddy reverse proxy

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It’s been a while since my last post, but I just finished putting a Graylog container behind a Caddy reverse proxy, and because I found the existing documentation to be pretty sparse I thought I would quickly share my Caddy docker-compose.yml and my Graylog docker-compose.yml, and other tidbits that might help others out.

Caddy docker-compose.yml file

https://gist.github.com/rbocchinfuso/75a8421574367e02f78b53023b18c671

Graylog docker-compose.yml file

https://gist.github.com/rbocchinfuso/5a0cf6492b96edef23309db78df6d11c

Also, thanks to Guido Diepen, for his docker-convenience-scripts, which saved me some time by allowing me to quickly clone my persistent volumes.


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NetWorker Daily Status Report

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Unhappy with the overly verbose native EMC NetWorker savegroup completion reporting and the limited formatting options available in the native html output provided by gstclreport I decided to quickly create a powershell script to produce a a better looking daily status email.  Below is ver 0.1 of the script.

Note:  In the powershell source included below all the variables are in the source for simplicity purposes. In my implementation a large number of the defined variables are used across a wider library of powershell scripts so the variables are actually contained in a separate variable file which I dot source to set the variables in the global scope.

https://gist.github.com/rbocchinfuso/06ad8a9aef58598f3660

The script delivers via email a message which contains a formatted html report in the body of the email as well as a csv attachment containing the raw data.  The following is a sample email:nwreport1