Engines

Install an engine in your remote network, enabling effortless communication with Cortex XSIAM. Easily configure and manage the engine to fit your specific needs, and explore how to leverage it for seamless integrations.

Sub-topics

• What is an engine?
• Engine requirements
• Install an engine
  • Docker
    • Install Docker
    • Install Docker distribution for Red Hat
    • Docker image security
    • Docker FAQs
    • Troubleshoot Docker Issues
    • Configure Docker pull rate limit
    • Change the Docker Installation folder
    • Docker hardening guide
      • Docker network hardening
      • Configure Docker images
      • Run Docker with non-root internal users
      • Configure the memory limit support without swap capabilities
      • Configure the memory limitation
      • Configure the CPU, PIDs, and open the file descriptors limit
      • Check Docker hardening configurations
  • Podman
    • Change the Container storage
    • Install Podman
    • Migrate from Docker to Podman
    • Troubleshoot Podman
• Manage engines
• Upgrade an engine
• Remove an engine
• Configure engines
  • Configure the engine to use a web proxy
  • Configure the engine to call the server without using a proxy
  • Use NGINX as a reverse proxy
  • Configure an engine to use custom certificates
• Use an engine in an integration
• Run a script using an engine
• Troubleshoot engines
• Troubleshoot integrations running on engines