Sicura Console
  1. Introduction
  2. Installation
  3. Reference Deployment with SSL Termination
  4. RPM Installation (Deprecated)
  5. Container Installation
  6. Upgrades
  7. Running Sicura Console
  8. Configuration - Accounts
  9. Configuration - Database
  10. Configuration - Collector
  11. Configuration - Security
  12. Configuration - Plugins
  13. Configuration - Experimental
  14. Sidebar - Administration
  15. Sidebar - Infrastructure
  16. Sidebar - Profiles
  17. Sidebar - Reports
  18. Sidebar - Scheduling
  19. Known Issues
  20. How To - Enforce compliance
  21. How To - Enforce custom profiles
  22. How To - Use the API

Note: All of the following config options can be set in

      /etc/sicura/sicura-console.yaml

Configuring the Database connection

There is no default database so you must define a PostgreSQL connection string in sicura-console.yaml using one of the following formats:

main.database: postgres://ip_address:port/database
main.database.options:
 user: user
 password: password
main.database: "postgres://"
main.database.options:
 user: user
 password: password
 host: ip_address
 port: port
 database: database

You can specify additional general and PostgreSQL specific options using main.database.options.