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Re: Homebrew unified2 processing vs barnyard2


From: K D <korodev () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2010 14:14:24 -0500

True, I suppose I'm wondering if barnyard2's performance leaves much to be
desired in the snort community. I haven't seen any major complaints, and
would imagine it's not the source of any major bottlenecks (as opposed to
the actual database). I'd be interested to see what the Sguil guys would
have to say about their experience and decisions regarding barnyard2 for
their project.

Though I plan to stick with Postgresql for now, has there been any thought
or research in NSM events (snort, sancp, etc) being stored in the trendier
schema-less databases or a hybrid unified2 flat file and rdbms setup?

\\korodev


On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 1:35 PM, beenph <beenph () gmail com> wrote:

I personally guess that it depends on your needs and the time you have
to put on your own stuff.
If your previous script was parsing unified files, i would probably be
able to parse unified2 after a few modifications.

-elz


On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 2:24 PM, K D <korodev () gmail com> wrote:
Having spent a good amount of time away from snort and trying to get back
into the swing of things, I was wondering what the current consensus was
on
barnyard vs homebrew unified2 parsing. Previously, I was doing unified
parsing via a homebrew application, but looking forward, it seems like
barnyard2 is the popular, stable, and standard app for the job. Anyone
willing to persuade me otherwise?
Also, are you guys using any perl or python (preferred) libraries for
unified2 file access? If so, what role do these play in your current
configuration and how are they used in conjunction with or instead of
barnyard?
\\korodev


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