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falcodemo

This is a demo of using Falco in Kubernetes

To try it out, first put your Telegram bot token in a file, e.g. token. Then make a Kubernetes secret out of it:

kubectl create secret generic bot-api-token --from-file=./token

Now deploy all the things and wait:

kubectl apply -f ./

If everything starts without trouble, you should be able to subscribe to Falco priorities by sending a command like this to your bot:

/subscribe Critical

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