Once you have installed the Snyk agent to monitor your projects at runtime, Snyk takes the following data from your deployment in order to properly monitor and offer remediation.
Category |
Parameter |
Description |
Snyk project ID |
The unique Snyk ID for the project that is monitored. |
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Unique runtime agent ID |
An ID generated at runtime to identify the Snyk agent. |
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System info |
Runtime agent version |
The Snyk agent version. |
Hostname |
The name of the machine on which the Snyk agent is installed. |
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OS Details |
Including info such as operating system type and version |
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JVM details |
VM name Vendor Version |
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List of third-party package vulnerable monitored functions |
Details about the third-party packages with vulnerable functions that are observed by Snyk at runtime. |
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JAR name |
Name of the JAR that was seen. |
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Relative file path |
Of the vulnerable function within the JAR. |
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Function name |
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Artifact ID |
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Class names |
Class names for the function. |
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List of third-party package vulnerable functions, called at runtime |
Details about the third-party packages with vulnerable functions that are called at runtime. |
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JAR name |
Name of the JAR that was seen. |
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File path |
Of the vulnerable function within the JAR. |
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Function name |
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Artifact ID |
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Class names |
Class names for the function. Java only |
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JAR crc32 |
crc32 JAR checksum |
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List of all JAR files loaded at runtime |
JAR file path |
The file path |
Artifact ID |
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