This tool will allow you to scan a set of Triton accounts for the presence of non-compliant network configurations. Typically, you would configure the tool to search for instances where a public network and a secure private network are attached to the same instance in order to enforce network security compliance rules. Additionally, automatic removal of networks upon detection of a non-compliant configuration is possible.
The nic-audit tool supports a single parameter -c or --config which
specifies the path to the configuration file for the utility. The configuration
file is in the json5 format. An example
configuration file can be found here.
When run informational messages are written to STDERR and audit or compliance messages are written to STDOUT. If configured, the tool can send emails containing aggregated alerts per Triton account. After a successful execution, the utility will exit.