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Daily emails not sending out
The daily change notification emails do not get sent out. This will either need to be fixed or removed.
Is this still a problem? Seems to defeat the purpose of having a tool like security monkey in the first place. There hasn't been anyone else report the problem after a month either. :confused:
This is still a problem. Unfortunately, I lack the cycles to fix, so would love some help from the community.
Even if a external contributor setup a test instance of SecurityMonkey, I don't think they could reproduce this issue without being able to connect to a large collection of AWS/GCP accounts. This is a huge hurdle, so it seems highly unlikely that someone not already working at an org that uses SecurityMonkey could help.
A few suggestions that might improve the state of affairs:
- Write a detailed bug report
- Increase visibility/notoriety such as adding the label BLOCKER
- Ask other non-netflix users if they have seen the problem. Post in a SecurityMonkey mailing list, chat room, or social media
I don't agree that this requires a very large AWS or GCP setup.
At the top of my head, I think the following would need to be done:
- Set up a scheduled task that would, once a day, check for each account which users are subscribed to changes, and if there are any changes ...
- For each technology, query the database and check for change items that are <24hrs old
- Generate the email template with the diff
- Send out the emails
This feature was largely dependent on the older scheduling logic which needed to be tossed out due to massive scalability issues. While I understand that losing this feature is problematic for some users, the tradeoff was made to make Security Monkey operate massively smoother at a large scale. Addressing scalability and reliability issues with Security Monkey is currently where our priority is at.
Is this still a bug or has an update fixed this?
Someone will need to implement the logic I have outlined above.
Ok, thank you.