Draw a component diagram would illustrate the following components and their relationships: (Please draw with computer.) HoneynetCentralServer Dependencies: Honeypot, LogProcessor Honeypot Dependencies: LogEntry LogEntry LogProcessor Dependencies: MongoDBAtlasDatabase, ExternalAPI (optional) MongoDBAtlasDatabase Dependencies: StoredLogEntry StoredLogEntry ManagementTool Dependencies: HoneynetCentralServer or LogProcessor (depending on where data fetching occurs), ExternalAPI (optional) ExternalAPI To create the component diagram, you would represent each component as a rectangle with its name inside. Then, draw dependency arrows between the components to show their relationships, as indicated in the list above. For example, you would draw an arrow from HoneynetCentralServer to Honeypot and another arrow from HoneynetCentralServer to LogProcessor to indicate that the HoneynetCentralServer depends on these two components. Similarly, draw arrows between other components based on their dependencies. For the many-to-many relationship between ExternalAPI and HoneynetCentralServer or ManagementTool (depending on the integration point), you would represent this relationship with a dashed line connecting the components without an arrowhead, indicating a bidirectional association.
Draw a component diagram would illustrate the following components and their relationships:
(Please draw with computer.)
- HoneynetCentralServer
- Dependencies: Honeypot, LogProcessor
- Honeypot
- Dependencies: LogEntry
- LogEntry
- LogProcessor
- Dependencies: MongoDBAtlasDatabase, ExternalAPI (optional)
- MongoDBAtlasDatabase
- Dependencies: StoredLogEntry
- StoredLogEntry
- ManagementTool
- Dependencies: HoneynetCentralServer or LogProcessor (depending on where data fetching occurs), ExternalAPI (optional)
- ExternalAPI
To create the component diagram, you would represent each component as a rectangle with its name inside. Then, draw dependency arrows between the components to show their relationships, as indicated in the list above.
For example, you would draw an arrow from HoneynetCentralServer to Honeypot and another arrow from HoneynetCentralServer to LogProcessor to indicate that the HoneynetCentralServer depends on these two components. Similarly, draw arrows between other components based on their dependencies.
For the many-to-many relationship between ExternalAPI and HoneynetCentralServer or ManagementTool (depending on the integration point), you would represent this relationship with a dashed line connecting the components without an arrowhead, indicating a bidirectional association.
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