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applyConfigPolicy: Configure SSH user certificate 

In order to manage servers that are not members of the
_pyrocufflink.blue_ AD domain, Jenkins needs a user certificate signed
by the SSH CA.  Unfortunately, there is not really a good way to get a
certificate issued on demand in a non-interactive way, as SSHCA relies
on OIDC ID tokens which are issued by Authelia, and Authelica requires
browser-based interactive login and consent.  Until I can come up with a
better option, I've manually signed a certificate for Jenkins to use.

The Jenkins SSH Credentials plugin does not support certificates
directly, so in order to use one, we have to explicitly configure `ssh`
to load it via the `CertificateFile` option.
dynamic-inventory
Dustin 2024-11-25 21:13:09 -06:00
parent d993d59bee
commit bc7e7c2475
1 changed files with 24 additions and 14 deletions
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@ -18,23 +18,33 @@ def call(rw_limit, stages) {
]) {
node(POD_LABEL) {
checkout scm
withEnv([
"HOME=${WORKSPACE}",
"KRB5CCNAME=${WORKSPACE}/.krb5cc",
'ANSIBLE_SSH_EXTRA_ARGS=-A',
withCredentials([
file(
credentialsId: 'jenkins-cfgmgmt-cert',
variable: 'SSHCERT',
)
]) {
container('ansible') {
try {
sshagent(['jenkins-sudo-sshkey']) {
withEnv([
"HOME=${WORKSPACE}",
"KRB5CCNAME=${WORKSPACE}/.krb5cc",
"ANSIBLE_SSH_EXTRA_ARGS=-A -oCertificateFile=${SSHCERT}",
]) {
container('ansible') {
try {
stageKinit()
stageRemountRW(rw_limit)
generateStages(stages)
stageRemountRO(rw_limit)
sshagent([
'jenkins-cfgmgmt',
'jenkins-sudo-sshkey',
]) {
stageRemountRW(rw_limit)
generateStages(stages)
stageRemountRO(rw_limit)
}
} catch (err) {
postFailure(err)
} finally {
postCleanup()
}
} catch (err) {
postFailure(err)
} finally {
postCleanup()
}
}
}