cscli dashboard command out of the cscli binary. The cscli dashboard command was used to setup a containerized Metabase dashboard.
cscli dashboard ?There were multiple factors which led to the decision to deprecate the cscli dashboard command:
The cscli dashboard command was initially offered a way to visualize the data collected by your local CrowdSec instance. However, we found the tools to be too limited and not user-friendly enough. So we started working on the CrowdSec Console which is a more powerful and user-friendly tool to visualize your data.
Some users using cscli dashboard command did not understand what was happening "under the hood" and were not proactively maintaining or securing their dashboards. This led to recent CVE's not being patched in a timely manner since the version was tied to the cscli binary and users were publicly exposing their dashboards.
cscli dashboard command ?The cscli dashboard command will be deprecated starting from version 1.7.0 of the CrowdSec package. Moving forward, users will have the following alternatives for viewing metrics and insights:
Please note that only the CrowdSec Console is officially supported by the CrowdSec team. The other options are provided for flexibility but are community-driven and require self-management.
Currently we recommend that you firstly check which version of Metabase that is currently deployed on your system to ensure that you are not vulnerable to any CVE's. You can do this by running the following command:
docker ps -a
This will show you the running containers on your system. Look for the Metabase container and check its version. If you are running a version of Metabase that is vulnerable to a CVE, we recommend updating to the latest version of CrowdSec and re-running the cscli dashboard command to refresh the Metabase dashboard.
If you are already on version 1.7.0, you will need to manually remove the container, as the cscli dashboard command is no longer available.