Integrations
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Connect a Google Cloud project to Jutsu with one keyless Cloud Shell command: stream Cloud Audit Logs, enable firewall response actions, and remove it cleanly.
Install the Jutsu agent on a Windows computer or server: register a collector, run the verified install command in an elevated PowerShell, and confirm the host…
Connect a Railway workspace to Jutsu in about five minutes: create an Account token, paste it with your Workspace ID, and verify audit events are flowing.
Connect a Vercel team to Jutsu in about five minutes: create a team-scoped access token, paste it with your Team ID, and verify the connection is healthy.
Connect a Supabase organization to Jutsu in about five minutes: create a read-only access token scoped to the organization, pick it in Jutsu, and verify the…
Connect a Cloudflare account to Jutsu in about ten minutes: create a read-only API token with eleven permissions, paste it with your Account ID, and pick the…
Connect Microsoft Azure to Jutsu in about ten minutes: register an app, give it the read-only Reader and Security Reader roles, paste its client secret, and…
Connect a Google Workspace domain to Jutsu with One-click: authorize Jutsu's read-only install in the Admin console, verify with a super administrator's…
What Jutsu reads from Google Workspace, how a super administrator removes Jutsu's access in the Google Admin console, and how to delete the connection and its…
Connect a GitHub organization to Jutsu in about five minutes: install the read-only Jutsu App, pick the repositories to monitor, and disconnect it cleanly.
Install the Jutsu agent on a Linux server: register a collector, run the install command with sudo, confirm the host is reporting, and remove it cleanly.
Ship every container's stdout and stderr to Jutsu: register a collector, start it on the Docker host with one command, keep every log line, and remove it…
Send logs to Jutsu from anything that can make an HTTP request: register a webhook, point rsyslog, syslog-ng, Fluent Bit, Vector or curl at it, and verify the…