The ecs add command collects information to add the Postman Insights Agent container to an ECS task. See Examples. For help, use -h or --help.
--filter string - Match the packets going to and coming from the API service.--host-allow strings - Allow only the HTTP hosts matching the regular expressions.--host-exclusions strings - Remove the HTTP hosts matching the regular expressions.--interfaces strings - List of network interfaces to listen on. Default: All interfaces on the host.--path-allow strings - Allow only the HTTP paths matching the regular expressions.--path-exclusions strings - Remove the HTTP paths matching the regular expressions.--rate-limit float - Number of requests per minute to capture. Default: 1000.--cluster string - The name or ARN of the ECS cluster.--dry-run - Perform a dry run: show what will be done, but don’t change ECS.--log-format string - Set to color, plain, or json to control the log format.--profile string - Which of the AWS profiles to use to access ECS.--project string - The Postman Insights project ID.--proxy string - The domain name, IP address, or URL of an HTTP proxy server to use.--region string - The AWS region in which the ECS cluster resides.--service string - The name or ARN of the ECS service.--task string - The name of the ECS task definition to change.Capture traffic on port 80.
Capture traffic from specific network interfaces.
Filter out requests fetching files with .png or .jpg extensions.
Filter out requests having host deb.debian.org.
Only allow requests having host www.example.com.
Only allow requests related to the admin endpoints.