Getting started developing Falco

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Falco Security

Falcosecurity/falco, including the rule engine, rules, and support for any kind of output, such as standard output, file output, gRPC, and more. If you're not yet familiar with the overall Falco architecture, you can go into detail by reading the previous blog post.

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VS Code

Vagrant initializes virtual machines so that you can easily access them via SSH. This helps in case you also want to try out remote development, for instance with Visual Studio Code. This way, you will be able to seamlessly code, build, and test on the Vagrant virtual machine! From now on, the command vagrant ssh will log you into the VM and you could start working right away. However, unless you prefer writing code on older (but very powerful) tools like Vim, you may feel the need to use an IDE, as if you were developing on your local machine. To do so, we will show you how to extend Visual Studio Code capabilities by downloading the Remote - SSH extension. This extension lets you use any remote machine that allows SSH access as your development environment. This includes the VM you just spawned with Vagrant. After installing the extension, from inside the Vagrant VM directory, retrieve the SSH configuration:.

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