Host the report on GCS

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Authentication

To host the report on GCS (Google Cloud Storage), provide one of two ways to authenticate:

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Service Account (Recommended)

you can send the report to your GCS bucket by running the command:

edr send-report --google-service-account-path <SERVICE_ACCOUNT_PATH> --gcs-bucket-name <BUCKET_NAME>

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OAuth using gcloud

If you’re using OAuth with gcloud, simply omit --google-service-account-path:

edr send-report --gcs-bucket-name <BUCKET_NAME>

You can control the location of the report in the bucket by providing --bucket-file-path <REPORT_PATH> to the edr send-report command. Make sure the report’s file name ends with .html.

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Hosting the report as a website

You can host the report as the bucket’s website so that you can browse to it with a constant URL like https://storage.googleapis.com/<Elementary-Report-Bucket>/index.html. Here’s an example. In order to do that, pass --update-bucket-website true to send-report in order to update the index.html file in the bucket.

Note: You might want to limit or grant access to your reports bucket to certain users.

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Configuration in file

If you prefer to use config.yml file, you can add the following configuration instead of the CLI arguments:

google:
  service_account_path: [Google service account path]
  gcs_bucket_name: [GCS bucket name]

update_bucket_website: [true | false]

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Send report summary to Slack

In addition to hosting the report, you can send a report summary notification to Slack every time the report is updated.