Github user nickwallen commented on a diff in the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/metron/pull/530#discussion_r121211536
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I don't think I made my point clearly enough. I don't have a problem with
having the ability to add enrichments, indexing definitions, etc in an
extension.
My point is that the defaults we provide should make as few assumptions
about the environment as possible.
For example, when I install the Bro parser extension from this PR, it is
going to perform GeoIP and malicious IP lookups. That assumes that the
environment in which I am installing this has the Geo database setup correctly
and a malicious IP table setup in HBase.
Are those fair assumptions to make? It seems to me we should make as few
assumptions as possible so this can "just work" for the greatest number of
users out there. I would default to no enrichments, for example.
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