Fake news everywhere

This release fixes a traceback when docker is taking minutes to start. It also improve Suricata configuration to work with the Suricata docker image which has been updated to 3.2.

This release does not support yet Elastic 5 so announce made on 1.1 was a lie.

The last of its species

This new release improve security by decreasing the permissions needed to run the suricata container. It also fixes the problem of logstash container being updated to Elastic 5 and thus not working.

This release will probably be the last one with Elasticsearch 2.x. Hence its name.

Glace à la vanille

This is the first stable release of Amsterdam. It brings a complete container based Suricata IDS with ruleset management via Scirius and data analysis with the Elastic stack.

Fixes:

• Force compose API version to fix interaction issue between recent docker-compose and older docker service
• Better handling of non full IP external events

This release is dedicated to the memory of Edith Leblond.

In Da Hub

This new release mainly changes the handling of Suricata and Scirius container which are now fetched from Docker Hub. This greatly speeds up the installation process.

Features list:

• Switch suricata and scirius to docker hub hosted image
• Import Kibana dashboards at start
• Elasticsearch status will be green for new install
• Scirius 1.1.8

For your eyes only

This new release brings HTTPS connection from outside and feature some improvements and bugfixes.

Bring the new beasts

This new release updates Suricata to version 3.0 and update Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana to latest version. On the usability side, the update function now includes a -f flag that allow user to do a full upgrade.