Tracee v0.19.0 Released! #3670
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🚨 Breaking changes 🔨
The
--crs
flag/key was renamed to--cri
.Check documentation for more information.
Quieter default policy
The default policy included many events that made Tracee very verbose and noisy. We have settled on a different set of events that hopefully strike a better balance between useful information and not too much information.
🚀 What's new? 🚀
☸️ Kubernetes Operator For Policies ☎️
Tracee Policies can now be managed as CRDs with a Kubernetes Operator. With the Operator in place you can use GitOps and your favorite Kubernetes tools to manage Tracee policies. For example, with kubectl:
⚙️ Structured YAML Configuration 🗒️
As Tracee slowly shifted from CLI Flags configuration to YAML file configuration, we added support for YAML file configuration which mirrored the CLI flags such that every flag was configurable as a key/value string in YAML. That was not feel natural for YAML and did not leverage the benefits of hierarchical YAML configurations, which is what we added in this release.
For example, the previous output config:
is now:
Tracee had supported x84 and arm64 architecture, as separate container images. We now build a single multi-platform image so you can use
aquasec/tracee
everywhere and it will use the correct image for your environment.🤓 Improved documentation 📜
We have revised the entire project documentation, made it much more easy to get started, and focus in the major use cases. The new documentation favors YAML configuration over CLI flags, which are now documented in a dedicated section which mirrors the help you get from the Tracee man pages. As part of this rewrite we have documented many of the existing events which better demonstrate the extensive coverage of Tracee's events.
📩 Events / Signatures ⚡️
🪝 Hooked Syscalls 🕹️
In our continuous effort to provide comprehensive security monitoring, Tracee's hooked_syscall event has received a significant enhancement. Previously limited in scope, it now offers expanded surveillance capabilities by monitoring the entire syscall table.
As a result, Tracee generates a distinct event for each hooked syscall, providing a more detailed and complete overview of system-level interactions and potential security breaches.
🔨 Fixes 👷
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