Managing 100+ bots from IntelMQ Manager is quite hard and as with any things at certain growing point, the UI just isn't enough. So I generate runtime.yaml from easier-to-handle configuration and templates.
Feature request
Every bot has a number of standard fields (group, type, description, name) that are almost every time the same. While it's nice being able to overwrite them, copying them to every bot is just an additional overhead. At the moment, leaving any of them empty, will kill IntelMQ or at least trigger check errors. I'd suggest that IntelMQ just takes the default values from bot's module instead, as with normal parameters.
Background
Managing 100+ bots from IntelMQ Manager is quite hard and as with any things at certain growing point, the UI just isn't enough. So I generate
runtime.yaml
from easier-to-handle configuration and templates.Feature request
Every bot has a number of standard fields (group, type, description, name) that are almost every time the same. While it's nice being able to overwrite them, copying them to every bot is just an additional overhead. At the moment, leaving any of them empty, will kill IntelMQ or at least trigger check errors. I'd suggest that IntelMQ just takes the default values from bot's module instead, as with normal parameters.