Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package identityfile handles formatting and parsing of identity files.
Index ¶
- Variables
- func Write(cfg WriteConfig) (filesWritten []string, err error)
- type ConfigWriter
- type Format
- type FormatList
- type InMemoryConfigWriter
- func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) Open(name string) (fs.File, error)
- func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) ReadFile(name string) ([]byte, error)
- func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) Remove(name string) error
- func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) Stat(name string) (fs.FileInfo, error)
- func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) WriteFile(name string, data []byte, perm os.FileMode) error
- type StandardConfigWriter
- type WriteConfig
Constants ¶
This section is empty.
Variables ¶
var KnownFileFormats = FormatList{FormatFile, FormatOpenSSH, FormatTLS, FormatKubernetes, FormatDatabase, FormatMongo, FormatCockroach, FormatRedis, FormatSnowflake, FormatElasticsearch, FormatCassandra, FormatScylla}
KnownFileFormats is a list of all above formats.
Functions ¶
func Write ¶
func Write(cfg WriteConfig) (filesWritten []string, err error)
Write writes user credentials to disk in a specified format. It returns the names of the files successfully written.
Types ¶
type ConfigWriter ¶
type ConfigWriter interface { // WriteFile writes the given data to path `name`, using the specified // permissions if the file is new. WriteFile(name string, data []byte, perm os.FileMode) error // Remove removes a file. Remove(name string) error // Stat fetches information about a file. Stat(name string) (fs.FileInfo, error) }
ConfigWriter is a simple filesystem abstraction to allow alternative simple read/write for this package.
type Format ¶
type Format string
Format describes possible file formats how a user identity can be stored.
const ( // FormatFile is when a key + cert are stored concatenated into a single file FormatFile Format = "file" // FormatOpenSSH is OpenSSH-compatible format, when a key and a cert are stored in // two different files (in the same directory) FormatOpenSSH Format = "openssh" // FormatTLS is a standard TLS format used by common TLS clients (e.g. GRPC) where // certificate and key are stored in separate files. FormatTLS Format = "tls" // FormatKubernetes is a standard Kubernetes format, with all credentials // stored in a "kubeconfig" file. FormatKubernetes Format = "kubernetes" // FormatDatabase produces CA and key pair suitable for configuring a // database instance for mutual TLS. FormatDatabase Format = "db" // FormatMongo produces CA and key pair in the format suitable for // configuring a MongoDB database for mutual TLS authentication. FormatMongo Format = "mongodb" // FormatCockroach produces CA and key pair in the format suitable for // configuring a CockroachDB database for mutual TLS. FormatCockroach Format = "cockroachdb" // FormatRedis produces CA and key pair in the format suitable for // configuring a Redis database for mutual TLS. FormatRedis Format = "redis" // FormatSnowflake produces public key in the format suitable for // configuration Snowflake JWT access. FormatSnowflake Format = "snowflake" // FormatCassandra produces CA and key pair in the format suitable for // configuring a Cassandra database for mutual TLS. FormatCassandra Format = "cassandra" // FormatScylla produces CA and key pair in the format suitable for // configuring a Scylla database for mutual TLS. FormatScylla Format = "scylla" // FormatElasticsearch produces CA and key pair in the format suitable for // configuring Elasticsearch for mutual TLS authentication. FormatElasticsearch Format = "elasticsearch" // DefaultFormat is what Teleport uses by default DefaultFormat = FormatFile )
type FormatList ¶
type FormatList []Format
FormatList is a list of all possible FormatList.
func (FormatList) String ¶
func (f FormatList) String() string
String returns human-readable version of FormatList, ex: file, openssh, tls, kubernetes
type InMemoryConfigWriter ¶
type InMemoryConfigWriter struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
InMemoryConfigWriter is a basic virtual file system abstraction that writes into memory
instead of writing to a more persistent storage.
func NewInMemoryConfigWriter ¶
func NewInMemoryConfigWriter() *InMemoryConfigWriter
NewInMemoryConfigWriter creates a new virtual file system It stores the files contents and their properties in memory
func (*InMemoryConfigWriter) Open ¶
func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) Open(name string) (fs.File, error)
Open is not implemented but exists here to satisfy the io/fs.ReadFileFS interface.
func (*InMemoryConfigWriter) ReadFile ¶
func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) ReadFile(name string) ([]byte, error)
ReadFile returns the file contents. Returns fs.ErrNotExists if the file is not present
func (*InMemoryConfigWriter) Remove ¶
func (m *InMemoryConfigWriter) Remove(name string) error
Remove the file. If the file does not exist, Remove is a no-op
type StandardConfigWriter ¶
type StandardConfigWriter struct{}
StandardConfigWriter is a trivial ConfigWriter that wraps the relevant `os` functions.
func (*StandardConfigWriter) Remove ¶
func (s *StandardConfigWriter) Remove(name string) error
Remove removes the named file or (empty) directory. If there is an error, it will be of type *PathError.
type WriteConfig ¶
type WriteConfig struct { // OutputPath is the output path for the identity file. Note that some // formats (like FormatOpenSSH and FormatTLS) write multiple output files // and use OutputPath as a prefix. OutputPath string // Key contains the credentials to write to the identity file. Key *client.Key // Format is the output format for the identity file. Format Format // KubeProxyAddr is the public address of the proxy with its kubernetes // port. KubeProxyAddr is only used when Format is FormatKubernetes. KubeProxyAddr string // KubeTLSServerName is the SNI host value passed to the server. KubeTLSServerName string // KubeStoreAllCAs stores the CAs of all clusters in kubeconfig, instead // of just the root cluster's CA. KubeStoreAllCAs bool // OverwriteDestination forces all existing destination files to be // overwritten. When false, user will be prompted for confirmation of // overwrite first. OverwriteDestination bool // Writer is the filesystem implementation. Writer ConfigWriter // JKSPassword is the password for the JKS keystore used by Cassandra format. JKSPassword string }
WriteConfig holds the necessary information to write an identity file.