https://hub.docker.com/r/jfedotov/zqd
LIMITATION:
it’s not possible for remote clients to import packet capture data (pcap files) directly to a remote zqd!
Any packet captures you wish to access remotely will need to have been staged at the remote location.
Directory for pcap files: /zqd_app/pcap_store/ Folder is mounted with local "pcap_store" directory. All pcap files must be uploaded into "pcap_store" directory.
Space location is /zqd_app/spaces/ Folder is mounted with local "spaces" directory. All spaces will be created in "spaces" directory.
How to use:
1. Start docker container with "docker-compose up -d" command.
2. Zqd is running on port 5020. Use zq API client to connect to zqd: command line, python, brim etc.
3. To stop docker container, use "docker-compose down" command.
Example:
Using zapi command line:
1. Connect to zqd and create new space, instead of 10.1.1.1 use ip address of the server where Docker container is running:
zapi -h 10.1.1.1:5020 new myspace_test
Output: myspace_test: space created
2. Upload pcap to pcap_store directory on zqd server.
3. Post pcap to zq:
zapi -h 10.1.1.1:5020 -s myspace_test postpcap /zqd_app/pcap_store/eth0.pcap
Output for successful post:
100.0% 13.39MB/13.39MB
/zqd_app/pcap_store/eth0.pcap: pcap posted
4. To find all sessions with destination port 5061, run:
zapi -h 10.1.1.1:5020 -s myspace_test get -t id.resp_p=5061 _path="conn"
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