12-13-2018 02:13 PM - edited 03-01-2019 04:15 AM
We are working with large Asian SP on a greenfield 4G rollout. We looking if any one has done any work on security compliance verification on RHEL based VMs spun out by our MANO (NSO/ESC/CVIM). This would be to verify password/logging/etc parameters/configs on the RHEL host.
So far I have not seem much linux work via NSO. Any pointers would be appreciated
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12-13-2018 11:15 PM
Hi.
This is not really what NSO does, but there are a few avenues that could be explored.
In particular some work has been done on running chef/ansible from NSO to launch that kind of more host/application-based tasks on say a VM that NSO spins up. I have not touched this part myself so I am not certain what the current state of the art is.
As an alternative, depending on what you are interested in, there is something called linuxcfg - it is a confd example that allows some limited configuration of linux based systems over netconf. If you have fairly limited needs an extension of that work could be a possible avenue.
--Viktor
12-13-2018 11:15 PM
Hi.
This is not really what NSO does, but there are a few avenues that could be explored.
In particular some work has been done on running chef/ansible from NSO to launch that kind of more host/application-based tasks on say a VM that NSO spins up. I have not touched this part myself so I am not certain what the current state of the art is.
As an alternative, depending on what you are interested in, there is something called linuxcfg - it is a confd example that allows some limited configuration of linux based systems over netconf. If you have fairly limited needs an extension of that work could be a possible avenue.
--Viktor
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