Combine multiple scan results

It might be useful to create a single file with results from multiple different scans. The combined file can be used to look at all scan results in a single view, or can be passed to other commands as well.

How to combine the results depends on the format of the resulted file.

JSON

If the output file format is JSON, combining multiple results is simple. As the format is a json-lines, each line is completely independent, and you can concatenate all the result files:

$ cat results-1.jsonl results-2.jsonl > combined-results.jsonl

Example

Scan two different vault clusters and create a combined index. See index vault for information about creating an index.

1. Scan a Vault cluster and store the result in vault-index-1.jsonl.

   $ VAULT_ADDR=[ADDR1] VAULT_TOKEN=[TOKEN1] vault-radar index vault \
       -o vault-index-1.jsonl --index
   

2. Scan another Vault cluster and store the result in vault-index-2.jsonl.

   $ VAULT_ADDR=[ADDR2] VAULT_TOKEN=[TOKEN2] vault-radar index vault \
       -o vault-index-2.jsonl --index
   

3. Combine the two scan results.

   $ cat vault-index-1.jsonl vault-index-2.jsonl > combined-vault-index.jsonl
   

CSV

Each CSV file has a header line, so just combining files will not properly work. To combine a combination of head and tail commands can be used.

$ head -n 1 result-1.csv > combined-results.csv && \
    tail -n+2 -q results-1.csv results-2.csv >> combined-results.csv

Example

Scan two git repositories and create a combined file.

1. Scan a git repository and store the result in scan-repo-results-1.csv.

   $ vault-radar scan repo -u <REPO-URL-1> -o scan-repo-results-1.csv
   

2. Scan another git repository and store the result in scan-repo-results-12.csv.

   $ vault-radar scan repo -u <REPO-URL-2> -o scan-repo-results-2.csv
   

3. Combine the two scan results.

   $ head -n 1 scan-repo-results-1.csv > combined-results.csv && \
       tail -n+2 -q scan-repo-results-1.csv scan-repo-results-2.csv >> combined-results.csv