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Seth Grover

@mmguero@infosec.exchange

Husband. Father of four daughters (and their dungeon master). Guardian of Peach, our precious yellow lab and Toad, a cat. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Software developer in cybersecurity research and development at Idaho National Lab. Geek and homelabber. Sporadic guitarist/singer/songwriter. Fan of a wide swath of music. Lover of sci-fi, horror and weird fiction. Into family history and genetic genealogy (48% , 23% , 17% , 9% , 3% , depending on the reference panels used). Avid outdoorsman: archery, shooting, hunting, fishing and hiking. Idaho, USA. Hablo español también.

|https://github.com/mmguero

Gist

|https://gist.github.com/mmguero

dotfiles

|https://github.com/mmguero/dotfiles

Malcolm

|https://malcolm.fyi

|https://bsky.app/profile/guero.org

|https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/comeuntochrist

November 7, 2022

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R&D at Idaho National Lab () supporting . >20 years experience in software and cybersecurity, previously at NitroSecurity, McAfee and Intel. Creator/developer/maintainer of Malcolm (https://malcolm.fyi/), an network traffic analysis tool suite.

Personal: Married to my high school sweetheart. Father of 4 girls. Our pack also includes one sweet yellow lab named Peach and a tuxedo cat named Jarnathan Thaddeus Toad. Active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. También hablo español.

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Happy to be here!

Building a network traffic analysis system: Deploying Malcolm on Amazon EC2

This is the first of two blog posts on the AWS Public Sector Blog about deploying Malcolm on Amazon AWS. It covers installing Malcolm on a single EC2 instance. The next post will cover deploying Malcolm on EKS.

For those of you more interested in scaling Malcolm using Kubernetes, you can check out our "still-in-beta" Helm chart and share your feedback in the issue tracker on that repo.