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Statement of Purpose for this OASIS TC Open Repository (openc2-reactor-relay) as proposed and approved [bis] by the OpenC2 TC:
The purpose of the openc2-reactor-relay repository is to (a) demonstrate how OpenC2 can be deployed as a means to manage and administrate geographically disparate network, and (b) provision a codebase to enable other prototype efforts.
Reactor-relay provides a simple, modular API to accepting OpenC2 commands and converting them into Python actions. Reactor-relay can be administered by non-technical staff. It allows the end user to link profile code, to OpenC2 commands and actuators, and handles credential storage.
The relay is called by an upstream Orchestrator (see reactor-master). The idea is that an enterprise has multiple sites and clients, with different capabilities and network layouts, buy allowing engineers to create a topology of "Relays" commands can be routed to multiple sites from a central server, without the need for that central server to connect into each actuator directly. (i.e. remote access as root to a web server from the internet).
Relays provide a way for us to define specific use cases and actuators per client, and provide a secure IP-locked TLS channel to execute those actions.
The initial codebase for openc2-reactor-relay is imported from the OpenC2 Forum's Github repository.
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