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This project aims to be a drop-in replacement for the certstream server by Calidog. This tool aggregates, parses, and streams certificate data from multiple certificate transparency logs via websocket...

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A user reported that the grafana dashboard doesn't show data right after importing it. Currently I don't know why exactly it happened. Setting/Updating the data source for each panel fixes...

Websockets are not very good when you want to process a lot of messages in a large pipeline due to the lack of consumers that can process the messages. Would...

Hello, I have started using your certstream server, but I have the problem. I have python script which is reading stream (endpoint domain-only) and looking for domains from my defined...

Currently each "lite" cert is around 1500 bytes in size. That results in ~15 Mbit/s of data being sent over the network per client. By compressing the data, we should...

enhancement

Depending on the use case, a user might want to process all the certificates via kafka. Currently the process requires a consumer to actively connect to the server via a...

enhancement

Currently all the logs are only sent to stdout. It would be better to have a (configurable) log file to store all the logs in.

Server maintainers might want to limit access to the certstream server. This could be done by implementing a system that generates and compares access tokens prior to access.

enhancement

A counter for how many certificates were sent to the API clients.

We offer a way for prometheus to grab metrics. We should document that somewhere (e.g. github wikis or a designated readme.md file)

documentation

Currently changing a cert requires the server to be restarted. That's obviously quite uncool. Nobody wants downtimes for cert updates. Here are a few resources that explain how to fix...

enhancement
good first issue