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Cribl Connector

Descope enables you to automatically collect authentication logs and audit events and forward them to your Cribl Stream instance for centralized analysis, routing, and processing.

Configure the Cribl Connector in Descope

Configuring the Connector

Navigate to the Connectors page in the Descope Console and select Cribl to create a new Cribl connector.

Cribl connector setup

The following parameters are required to use it:

  • Connector Name: Provide a unique name for your connector. This assists in distinguishing it, especially when multiple connectors are derived from the same template.
  • Connector Description: Briefly explain the purpose of this connector (optional).
  • Endpoint URL: The base URL of your Cribl Stream instance.
  • Authentication Token: A shared secret token for authenticating with your Cribl HTTP Source.
  • Source (Optional): A source identifier attached to all the events in Cribl (default is descope).
  • Stream Audit Events: Select which events are sent to Cribl. Descopers can allow all audit events or filter them based on certain actions that occur or tenants in the project.
  • Stream Troubleshooting Events: Decide whether troubleshooting events are also sent to Cribl.

Testing the Connector

Before creating your connector, its important to verify if the connector configurations works. For this simply click on Test and view the Test Results panel. Confirm it works and click Create.

Viewing Audit Logs

Once configured, audit logs from Descope will flow into your Cribl Stream instance.

The logs can still be viewed in Descope under the Audit and Troubleshoot section of the Descope Console. This should match the events in Cribl Stream under the Search section.

Viewing logs in Cribl Stream

Clicking on one of the events, you see details of all fields being prefixed with descope.. You can remove or change the prefix via the connector configuration.

Viewing logs in Cribl Stream

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