问题
How to use external CyberArk vault to store credentials in free version Jenkins?
Here you can find info regarding the standard jenkins credentials plugin - that provides an API for external storage.
But after digging a while on the net, I’ve found that:
1. Cyberark vault is available on Cloudbees Jenkins only
2. HarshiCorp vault plugin is available for free
3. Here is a nice example how wrong permissions policy can lead to exposing all credentials. I tried it, works like a magic! :)
回答1:
You really don't want to store credentials (or any sensitive secret, really) in Jenkins. It's not a vault and should never be used as one. Otherwise you'll end up with your Jenkins servers becoming a major target for attackers.
Instead, integrate your Jenkins pipelines to pull secrets securely into executors only when needed, and discarded when the build/test job is done. This is easily done with something like Summon, which is integrated with many vaults already, including Conjur (which is a CyberArk product, too). Both are open source offerings.
This blog post describes an approach to integrating Jenkins with a vault along the lines of what I've described above.
回答2:
You might want to look at https://github.com/tmobile/t-vault . This will eliminate the need to manage policies. You could create one safe per project folder or job in jenkins.
You can create approles and grant access to safe for the approle. Each project can use corresponding approle. You can grant access to individuals to the safe as well. Users can then use the webui to author and update the secrets.
回答3:
Appears that CyberArk released Jenkins plugin which supports that scenario: https://docs.cyberark.com/Product-Doc/OnlineHelp/AAM-DAP/Latest/en/Content/Integrations/jenkins.htm
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48049374/jenkins-external-credentials-storage-on-cyberark