Disk sensei app update#
Disk sensei app code#

heap size, compressed ordinary object pointers using data paths, mounts ], net usable_space, net total_space, spins?, types This could be useful because if user is downloading / uploading something not allowed to server / account which they are allowed to access then they probably will deny it.Īlso can you add option to export reports (excel or pdf) including custom / filtered reports so that we can provide report to management whenever needed rather then filling mail box with auto thanks for replyingĬat /var/log/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-2018-12-Įlasticsearch-.log # cat /var/log/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-.log For e.g one of my user used 5GB data in one day which is used by google services and it gives us the list of when and where, but no info about what exactly which for now we have to ask the user. But i do not see any ways to check what exactly the user has downloaded. It gives us huge information about who has download / uploaded to where and how much data, also time stamp of session etc. In report we can see the source address, destination address or host, app category and protocol it is used. I am not if that is 100% possible or is it already implemented because i did not find it in any details. Sensei updater should take care of the rest.

Disk sensei app update#

To update to 0.7.0-rc3, login to OPNsense UI, navigate to Sensei -> Status and click Check for Updates. * HW requirements check has been made available for the UI initial configuration wizard.Ġ.7.0-rc3 has been under testing for about a week now, but if you’re running Sensei on a more production like environment, you might want to wait till we ship 0.7.0 final release, which should arrive in a week if we do not see any issues with 0.7.0-rc3. * Prevented scheduled jobs from submitting unnecessary emails. You’ll be able to view Sensei reports through a mobile device. So there we have 0.7.0-rc3 publicly available for you to test. PIE is a nice feature which will be default for and will provide mitigation capabilities against exploit attempts to the packet engine. Minimizing external library dependencies will allow Sensei to be able to run on embedded platforms which run on very low resources.

Disk sensei app code#

These code updates are preliminary work related to an effort to minimize external library dependencies and compiling Sensei engine as a Position Independent Executable (PIE). Yet, we decided to ship another release candidate before the actual release because some updates to the code base might have more impact than we originally planned. We know you’re looking forward to seeing 0.7.0 release.