GVM-Docker

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Greenbone Community Containers

The Greenbone community has worked to release Greenbone Community Containers. v22.4 made several major changes including the introduction of the MQTT broker and Notus scanner. That project doesn’t necessarily work the same way as this and it doesn’t support remote scanners, but we strongly recommend using the most recent version of GVM instead of this project.

Thank You

Thank you contributors and Greenbone community. Your dedication, feedback, and contributions have been invaluable.

- SCS

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This setup is based on Greenbone Vulnerability Management and OpenVAS. We have made improvements to help stability and functionality.

You want to send GVM/OpenVAS results to Elasticsearch, try our GVM Logstash project.

Documentation

• View our detailed instructions on gitbook

Quick Start

• Now all -data images are full pre-initialized (with available data from the build time)

Pre Initialized (-data) images, have a web ui password: adminpassword and should be changed after the deployment. Also the Postgres got a default password: none

Github Registry

docker pull ghcr.io/secure-compliance-solutions-llc/gvm-docker:debian-master-data-full
docker pull ghcr.io/secure-compliance-solutions-llc/gvm-docker:debian-master-data
docker pull ghcr.io/secure-compliance-solutions-llc/gvm-docker:debian-master-full
docker pull ghcr.io/secure-compliance-solutions-llc/gvm-docker:debian-master

Docker Hub

NOTE: Please do not use docker pull securecompliance/gvm:latest

docker pull securecompliance/gvm:debian-master-data-full
docker pull securecompliance/gvm:debian-master-data
docker pull securecompliance/gvm:debian-master-full
docker pull securecompliance/gvm:debian-master

Estimated Hardware Requirements

Hosts	CPU Cores	Memory	Disk Space
512 active IPs	4@2GHz cores	8 GB RAM	30 GB
2,500 active IPs	6@2GHz cores	12 GB RAM	60 GB
10,000 active IPs	8@3GHz cores	16 GB RAM	250 GB
25,000 active IPs	16@3GHz cores	32 GB RAM	1 TB
100,000 active IPs	32@3GHz cores	64 GB RAM	2 TB

Architecture

The key points to take away from the diagram below, is the way our setup establishes connection with the remote sensor, and the available ports on the GMV-Docker container. You can still use any add on tools you’ve used in the past with OpenVAS on 9390. One of the latest/best upgrades allows you connect directly to postgres using your favorite database tool.