VerityBot is a robust, software solution intended for users who want to make informed security decisions. Using digital sensor data from Verkada -- a premier physical security platform, our application provides detailed, analytical insights into your Verkada system. It is portable, reliable, data-driven, and allows users to feel confident in making important security decisions.
| Requirement | Installation |
|---|---|
| Docker Desktop | Download Here |
| WSL | Prompted during Docker install |
Follow this guide to set up Docker Desktop and WSL2
Clone the VerityBot git repository into the WSL2 terminal
git clone git@github.com:VerCalBot/VerityBot.git
Ensure that Docker Desktop is open and running on your host machine
Search for WSL in Windows and open it
Navigate to VerityBot/scripts and run ./initial_setup.sh
If prompted, confirm you would like to delete existing Cron jobs
When prompted, enter your User password
Enter your credentials into the popup dialogue box
Note: All fields must be filled, use the Generate Key button to create a Kibana Encryption Key.
Note: All passwords must be at least 6 characters long.
Click Save and exit the popup box
When prompted, confirm you would like to continue and enter the password for kibana_system.
Note: This should be the same password as the one you placed in the popup for Kibana Password.
When you see Setup Complete, wait until the containers finish starting.
Use docker compose ps or view Docker Desktop to check each containers status.
Note: The etl_json container will
Once containers are fully running, then open Kibana.
https://localhost:5601
log in with the following:
Username: elastic
Password: The password you set in the popup box for Elastic Password
Force quitting Docker Desktop and reopening it has been found to fix a variety of problems with VerityBot.
