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README.md
MISP Docker
The files in this repository are used to create a Docker container running a MISP ("Malware Information Sharing Platform") instance.
I rewrote the Docker file to split the components in multiple containers (which is more in the philosophy of Docker). Therefore there is no longer a Dockerfile in the root directory.
The MISP container needs at least a MySQL container to store the data. By default it listen to port 80. I highly recommend to serve it behind a NGinx or Apache reverse proxy.
The build is based on Ubuntu and will install all the required components. The following configuration steps are performed automatically:
- Reconfiguration of the base URL in
config.php
- Generation of a new salt in
config.php
- Generation of a self-signed certificate
- Optimization of the PHP environment (php.ini) to match the MISP recommended values
- Creation of the MySQL database
- Generation of the admin PGP key
Config
- add your ".crt" and ".key" files to the ./proxy/ssl folder If not implementing SSL (not recommended) then simply comment out the appropriate lines in the "./proxy/default.conf" file.
- Update "server_name" in default.conf file (will implement ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE in the future)
Optional NGINX config
Included is an optional Docker Compose file 'docker-compose-nginx.yml' to spin up a reverse proxy to sit in front of MISP.
Building your image
Fetch files
$ git clone https://github.com/MISP/misp-docker
$ cd misp-docker
# Copy template.env to .env (on the root directory) and edit the environment variables at .env file
$ cp template.env .env
$ vi .env
Build the containers
$ docker-compose build
or
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose-nginx.yml build
Run containers
$ docker-compose up
or
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose-nginx.yml up