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@kwirthmagnify/kwirth-plugin-trivy

v0.3.3

Published

Trivy security scanning channel plugin for Kwirth

Readme

Trivy

A channel for Kwirth that brings security and vulnerability scanning into the console, powered by Trivy (Aqua Security).

It streams, in real time, the vulnerabilities, config-audit findings, exposed secrets and SBOM of the Kubernetes objects in your scope, and rolls them up into a score you can watch move — so "are we better than last week" has an answer that is not a feeling.

Kwirth is an open-source Kubernetes observability and operations tool: logs, metrics, events and more, in real time, extended with plugins like this one. Website: https://kwirthmagnify.dev · Source: https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth

What it is for

  • Seeing what is actually deployed, not what the last pipeline scan said about an image.
  • Finding a secret that ended up in a manifest, before somebody else does.
  • Tracking posture over time, per namespace or per workload.

Installing it

From Kwirth: ☰ → Manage extensions → Plugins, find Trivy in the marketplace and install it. It requires the Trivy provider, which the marketplace installs with it.

⚠️ The scanning is not done by Kwirth. This channel reads what Trivy Operator has already written as CRDs in your cluster, so the operator has to be installed and running: without it there are no reports to show, and an empty screen means exactly that.

What it shows

Workloads only: pods and the controllers that own them (ReplicaSet, Deployment, StatefulSet, DaemonSet, Job, CronJob). Trivy Operator also audits Services, Ingresses and Roles, but those are not things that run containers and they are dropped here.

⚠️ A report is usually named after the owner rather than the pod, so most rows are a ReplicaSet wearing a pod's clothes. The card says which one it is.

Permissions

| What the key carries | What it can do | |---|---| | trivy$user | Open Trivy and read the reports of the namespaces its resources reach | | cluster | The same, over the whole cluster |

🔴 Installing and removing the Trivy Operator is NOT done from this channel since 0.3.0. It is the Trivy provider's job — ☰ → Manage extensions → Providers → Trivy → the gear — and it asks for admin there. The operator writes the CRDs the provider reads; this channel only paints reports that already exist. This version therefore requires provider/trivy 0.4.0 or later.

⚠️ Breaking in 0.2.32: trivy$kubernetes no longer exists (it gated a feature that was never built), and trivy$workload is gone since 0.2.30. A key carrying either grants nothing for this channel until it is re-granted as trivy$user.

Development

npm install
node build.mjs          # typechecks, then builds dist/ (front.js, back.js, package.json, README.md)
node watch.mjs          # rebuilds on every change, without typecheck

To run it from source, add it to back/kwirth-dev.json as "trivy": "../plugins/trivy/dist". The core caches a plugin's back.js: after a back change, restart the Kwirth back; the front reloads on its own.

License

Same as Kwirth — see https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth.