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1. Git-clone this repository
   [email protected]:sfgeorge/kenna-agent-image.git
2. Save the kenna-agent rpm installation package to the centos8/ directory, and rename the rpm package to kenna-agent.rpm.
3. cd centos8/ if you are not already in the centos8/ directory.
4. Build this image
   docker build -t kenna-agent:latest .
5. Launch the container, while specifying your Kenna API Key as an Environment variable:

   export KENNA_API_KEY=XXXX-XXXX
   docker run --name kenna-agent --env KENNA_API_KEY --init --rm -it kenna-agent:latest

6. If the output from the previous step indicates a successful launch, you can stop it and run it again in a more stable way. For example,

   Detached mode (-d)

   docker run --name kenna-agent --env KENNA_API_KEY --init --rm -d kenna-agent:latest

   Restart the container if it exits up to 5 times

   docker run --name kenna-agent --env KENNA_API_KEY --init -d --restart on-failure:5 kenna-agent:latest

1. What is kenna-agent?

   kenna-agent allows your organization to send encrypted security vulnerability date to the Kenna Security platform. For more information, visit https://help.kennasecurity.com/hc/en-us/articles/360029047771-Setting-Up-the-Kenna-Agent

2. I've edited centos8/kenna-agent.toml.template but don't see the changes reflected in the container.

   Re-run the build with layer caching disabled...

   docker build --no-cache -t kenna-agent:latest .

3. I can't kill the container with Ctrl-C

   docker kill kenna-agent

To launch the container without automatically running kenna-agent, such as for troubleshooting purposes, run the following...

docker build -t kenna-agent:latest .
docker run --name kenna-agent --env KENNA_API_KEY --init --rm -it kenna-agent:latest /bin/bash
kenna-agent check