NAME: Tracee - Trace OS events and syscalls using eBPF USAGE: Tracee [global options] command [command options] VERSION: "v0.24.1" COMMANDS: help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command GLOBAL OPTIONS: --list, -l list traceable events (default: false) --scope value, -s value [ --scope value, -s value ] select workloads to trace by defining filter expressions. run '--scope help' for more info. --events value, -e value [ --events value, -e value ] select events to trace and filter events. run '--events help' for more info. --capture value, -c value [ --capture value, -c value ] capture artifacts that were written, executed or found to be suspicious. run '--capture help' for more info. --capabilities value, --caps value [ --capabilities value, --caps value ] define capabilities for tracee to run with. run '--capabilities help' for more info. --output value, -o value [ --output value, -o value ] control how and where output is printed. run '--output help' for more info. (default: "format:table") --proctree value, -t value [ --proctree value, -t value ] process tree options. run '--proctree help' for more info. (default: "none") --dnscache value [ --dnscache value ] dns cache options. run '--dnscache help' for more info (default: "none") --containers value [ --containers value ] configure container enrichment and runtime sockets. run '--containers help' for more info. --perf-buffer-size value, -b value size, in pages, of the internal perf ring buffer used to submit events from the kernel (default: 1024) --blob-perf-buffer-size value size, in pages, of the internal perf ring buffer used to send blobs from the kernel (default: 1024) --pipeline-channel-size value size, in event objects, of each pipeline stage's output channel (default: 10000) --install-path value path where tracee will install or lookup it's resources (default: "/tmp/tracee") --server value [ --server value ] Configure server endpoints. Examples: http-address=:3366, metrics, healthz, pprof, pyroscope --log value [ --log value ] logger option. run '--log help' for more info. (default: "info") --help, -h show help --version, -v print the version