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README.md

Build Automated Machine Images for MISP

Requirements

Usage

In the file scripts/bootstrap.sh, set the value of MISP_BASEURL according to the IP address you will associate to your VM (for example: http://172.16.100.100).

Launch the generation with the VirtualBox builder:

$ packer build -only=virtualbox-iso misp.json

A VirtualBox image will be generated and stored in the folder output-virtualbox-iso. You can directly import it in VirtualBox.

If you want to build an image for VMWare you will need to install it and to use the VMWare builder with the command:

$ packer build -only=vmware-iso misp.json

You can also launch all builders in parallel.

Modules activated by default in the VM

Automatic export to GitHub

$ GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN=<your-github-auth-token>
$ TAG=$(curl https://api.github.com/repos/MISP/MISP/releases/latest | jq  -r '.tag_name')
$ ./upload.sh github_api_token=$GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN owner=MISP repo=MISP tag=$TAG filename=./output-virtualbox-iso/MISP_demo.ova