Getting Started
ARTEMIS is built as a multi-container Docker application.
The following instructions will get you a containerized
copy of the ARTEMIS tool up and running on your local machine using the docker-compose
utility.
For instructions on how to set up ARTEMIS
in a Kubernetes environment, please check the related docs page.
How to Install and Setup
To download and install the required software packages, please follow steps 1 through 6 described in this docs section.
To setup the tool (as well as https access to it via the web application), please follow steps 1 through 5 described in this docs section.
Note that specifically for testing purposes, we now support vagrant
and VirtualBox
VM automation; please check out this docs page for simple instructions on how to spin up a fully functioning ARTEMIS VM, running all needed microservices, within a minute.
How to Run and Configure
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Start ARTEMIS:
docker-compose up -d
Please consult this docs section if you need to activate additional services.
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Visit web UI and configure ARTEMIS:
https://<ARTEMIS_HOST>
By visiting the system page:
https://<ARTEMIS_HOST>/admin/system
you can:
- edit the basic configuration file of ARTEMIS that serves as the ground truth for detecting BGP hijacks (consult this docs section first)
- control the monitoring, detection and mitigation microservices.
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Stop ARTEMIS (optional)
docker-compose stop
Note: We highly recommend going through the detailed docs instructions before using ARTEMIS for the first time. You can further use several other microservices orthogonal to ARTEMIS (like grafana
and routinator
) by using the main ARTEMIS docker-compose
yaml plus the additional yamls:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yaml -f docker-compose.<other_service>.yaml -... <up>/<down>/...
Demo
A running demo of ARTEMIS based on the configuration of our home institute (FORTH) can be found here.
You can access the demo as a guest (non-admin) user by using the following credentials:
username: "guest"
password: "guest@artemis"
Please do not request new accounts on the demo portal. Use the given credentials to browse ARTEMIS as a guest user. In case you need admin access, simply clone ARTEMIS locally and use the given configuration file.