The collected data can be sent to different endpoints, a.k.a. backends.
Stdout
The simplest way to show what situation ahs collected is to print the final payload to stdout.
situation --stdout
situation.exe --stdout
File
The payload can also be stored in a file.
situation --file --file-path=/tmp/situation.json
situation.exe --file --file-path="C:\Users\situation.json"
HTTP
Finally, the http backend is very convenient to send the payload (json) directly to a remote server.
situation --http --http-url=http://localhost:8000/situation/ --http-extra-header="X-API-Key=d50deba3-6183-425a-b35c-ef0e030c284e"
situation.exe --http --http-url=http://localhost:8000/situation/ --http-extra-header="X-API-Key=d50deba3-6183-425a-b35c-ef0e030c284e"
By default it uses the POST method, but you can also use PUT by using the --http-method option.
Also, it embeds a default authorization header, filled with the agent id: Authorization: <agent-id> (can be modified with the --http-authorization flag)