Alert Logic® has provided support for containerized workloads in Amazon Web Services with the Alert Logic network intrusion detection system since May 2018. Container support has been extended to provide the collection of container logs and to protect containerized workloads in Microsoft Azure, traditional data centers, and hosted environments.
Note: More information and deployment files for the Alert Logic Agent Container can be found on the public Alert Logic GitHub page.
Support Availability Matrix
The following matrix outlines the availability of container support in various deployment types and with various Alert Logic features and container platforms. Support of containers is identical regardless of where they are deployed.
Note: Support for Alert Logic Agent Container Log Management requires having the default Docker logging driver enabled where the default is json-file.
| AWS Direct | Amazon Marketplace | AWS GovCloud | Microsoft Azure | On Premise | Google Cloud | |
| Alert Logic Feature | ||||||
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Detection - IDS Supports the collection of container-relevant network traffic |
X | X | Coming soon | X | X | X |
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Detection - Log Management Supports the collection of Container Application logs |
X | X | Coming soon | X | X | X |
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Detection - Web App IDS Supports the collection of web application network traffic to be sent to the passive WAF module |
X | X | Coming soon | X | X | X |
| Container Platforms & Supporting Services | ||||||
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Includes deployment, orchestration, and networking |
X | X | Coming soon | X | X | |
| Docker Support | X | X | Coming soon | X | X | |
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Deployed as a standalone container, not as a Swarm |
X | X | X | X | ||
| Amazon Beanstalk Multicontainer Docker Environments | X | X | ||||
| Amazon ECS | X | X | ||||
| Amazon EKS | X | X | ||||
| Azure Kubernetes Service | X | |||||
| Google Kubernetes Engine | X | |||||
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