ansible-roles/roles/crowdsec/defaults/main.yml

---

# Version to install
cs_version: 1.0.9
# URL of the archive
cs_archive_url: https://github.com/crowdsecurity/crowdsec/releases/download/v{{ cs_version }}/crowdsec-release.tgz
# Expected sha1 of the archive
cs_archive_sha1: 708ccb239680aab59f121f24452a4351f828ebf4

# Crowdsec usually should run as root to be able to access all your logs
# but in some situations, when all your logs are readable by a less privileged user, you can run
# crowdsec as another user account, for better security
cs_user: root

# Directory where data will be stored
cs_root_dir: /opt/crowdsec

# Can be sqlite or mysql
cs_db_engine: sqlite
# This is for mysql backend
cs_db_server: "{{ mysql_server | default('localhost') }}"
cs_db_port: 3306
cs_db_name: crowdsec
cs_db_user: crowdsec
# If not defined, a random one will be generated and store in /etc/crowdsec/meta/ansible_dbpass
# cs_db_pass: S3cr3t.

# You can disable the Local API, if using a remote one for example
cs_lapi_enabled: True
# Set to true if Local API is enabled, and you intend to use it through a trusted reverse proxy
cs_use_forwarded_headers: False
# Port on which the Local API will listen
cs_lapi_port: 8080
# List of IP/CIDR allowed to access cs_lapi_port
cs_lapi_src_ip: []

# Address of the Local API server
# The default config will make it standalone
cs_lapi_url: http://localhost:{{ cs_lapi_port }}/
cs_lapi_user: "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
# On installation, ansible will register this host on the Local API
# And will then validate the registration on the following server.
# So set it to your own Local API server so ansible will delegate the task
cs_lapi_server: "{{ inventory_hostname }}"

# Use the central API, to share your banned IP, and received list of IP to ban
# Requires cs_lapi_enabled to be true too
cs_capi_enabled: False
# You can either register manuelly and the the user/pass with those variable
# Else, ansible will register and configure the credentials
# cs_capi_user: 123456789
# cs_capi_pass: azertyuiop

# Port on which the prometheus metric endpoint will bind to
cs_prometheus_port: 6060
# List of IP/CIDR allowed to access the prometheus port
cs_prometheus_src_ip: []

# Default duration of a ban
cs_trusted_countries:
  - FR
# Duration of bans for attacks from trusted countries
cs_ban_trusted_duration: 15m
# Default duration of a ban
cs_ban_duration: 2h

# List of parsers to install from the hub
cs_parsers:
  - crowdsecurity/syslog-logs
  - crowdsecurity/geoip-enrich
  - crowdsecurity/dateparse-enrich
  - crowdsecurity/whitelists
  - crowdsecurity/sshd-logs
  - crowdsecurity/iptables-logs
# List of scenarios to install from the hub
cs_scenarios:
  - crowdsecurity/ban-defcon-drop_range
  - crowdsecurity/ssh-bf
# List of postoverflows to install from the hub
cs_postoverflows:
  - crowdsecurity/cdn-whitelist
  - crowdsecurity/rdns
  - crowdsecurity/seo-bots-whitelist

# If not set, crowdsec will look for yaml files in /etc/crowdsec/acquis/
# The default will only read syslog using journalctl
# If defined, only acquisition set by ansible will be used
# cs_aquis:
#   - journalctl_filter:
#       - '_SYSTEMD_UNIT=sshd.service'
#     labels:
#       type: syslog
#
#   - filename:
#       - /var/log/nginx/access.log
#     labels:
#       type: nginx