IAM role

Identity and Access Management. Configure user and groups.

Usage

Configure the role.

iam_root_password: "{{ vault_iam_root_password }}"
iam_groups:
  - name: wheel
    sudoers_commands: ALL
  - name: guests
  - name: operators
    sudoers_commands: /usr/bin/docker ps, /usr/bin/docker start *,  /usr/bin/docker stop *, /usr/bin/docker restart *
iam_users:
  - username: admin
    state: present
    comment: "Administrator"
    ssh_public_key: "ssh-rsa ANzaC1yc2EA...KHgKLVcBaeKQ== admin@example.com"
    groups: wheel,docker
    shell: /bin/zsh
    zshrc: |
      PROMPT="$fg[cyan]%}$USER@%{$fg[blue]%}%m ${PROMPT}"
    hosts:
      - server1
      - server2
  - username: operator
    state: present
    groups: operators
    hosts: "{{ groups.all }}"
  - username: bot
    state: present
    comment: "Bot Example"
    ssh_public_key: "ssh-ed25519 ANzaC1yc2EA...KHgKLVcBaeKQ== bot@example.com"
    ssh_private_key: "{{ vault_bot_ssh_private_key }}"
    hosts:
      - server1
host_iam_users:
  - username: bobmeyer
    state: present
    comment: "Bob Meyer"
    passwort: "{{ vault_iam_users_bobmeyer_password }}"
    hosts:
      - server1

And include it in your playbook.

- hosts: iam
  roles:
  - role: iam

Kubernetes

Configure the manifest.

k8s_iam_service_account: k8s-deployer

And include it in your localhost playbook.

- hosts: localhost
  roles:
  - role: iam

Docs

Set password manually

Run sudo passwd $USERNAME to set the password.

Add user to group manually

Run sudo usermod -a -G sshusers janikvonrotz to add a user to a group.

Generate ssh key pair

Generate a ssh key pair for the username.

SSH_USERNAME=bot
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "$SSH_USERNAME" -f ./id_ed25519
echo "ssh_public_key: $(cat ./id_ed25519.pub)"
echo "vault_${SSH_USERNAME}_ssh_private_key: $(echo $(cat ./id_ed25519 | base64))"

Get Kubernetes service account token

The service account token ist stored as secret.

kubectl get secrets k8s-deployer -o json | jq -r '.data.token' | base64 --decode