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Organize datasets #7

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aousterh opened this issue Feb 10, 2021 · 2 comments
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Organize datasets #7

aousterh opened this issue Feb 10, 2021 · 2 comments

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@aousterh
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aousterh commented Feb 10, 2021

Create an EBS volume to hold all sample datasets and their transformations:

  • zq-sample-data (link → z-dataset-sample-data volume)
  • zeek dataset (link: shared privately → z-dataset-zeek)
  • suricata dataset (link: shared privately → z-dataset-suricata)
  • baseball dataset (link → z-dataset-baseball); format lineage:
    • csvzngndjson, zst
    • csv → parquet
    • elastic

#HowTos:

Volume creation:

  • Create EBS volume on EC2 console
  • Pick SSD gp2
  • Pick a size based on the dataset size/planned transformations/...
  • Availability zone: us-west-2a
  • Do not encrypt the volume
  • Add a name to the volume (in the Volumes page): z-dataset-[DATASET_NAME]

Use the volume:

  • Attach the volume to your instance
  • Run lsblk on the instance to identify the device
  • Create a directory on the instance (e.g., /data) and mount the device to it;
    (More details can be found on EBS doc)

Note: remember to umount the volume (if it is mounted somewhere) before detach on the EC2 console!

Done!

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todo: wget all the zeeks files but error: 404 not found

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