№ 11183 В разделах: Programming
Sysadmin
от January 2nd, 2021,
В подшивках: Docker, Go, Kubernetes, Security, Vault
What if you stored your database credentials in Vault and want to make ENV variables with them for your application at container startup? You can do it for Kubernetes deployments or plain Docker containers with my small program vault-envs.
Add to your Dockerfile additional steps:
Add to your Dockerfile steps:
... ... # add Ubuntu\Debian repo and install vault-envs with fresh certificates RUN curl http://deb.blindage.org/gpg-key.asc | apt-key add - && \ echo "deb http://deb.blindage.org bionic main" | tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/21h.list && \ apt update RUN apt install -y ca-certificates vault-envs # copy entrypoint script COPY entrypoint.sh /entrypoint.sh RUN chmod +x /entrypoint.sh ENTRYPOINT ["/entrypoint.sh"]
Your entrypoint script will look like:
#!/bin/bash ... ... export eval `vault-envs -token "$VAULT_TOKEN" \ -vault-url https://vault.blindage.org \ -vault-path /prod/crm/connection_postgres -envs-prefix "PG_"` export eval `vault-envs -token "$VAULT_TOKEN" \ -vault-url https://vault.blindage.org \ -vault-path /prod/crm/connection_mysql -envs-prefix "MYSQL_"` export eval `vault-envs -token "$VAULT_TOKEN" \ -vault-url https://vault.blindage.org \ -vault-path /prod/crm/connection_api` ... ... exec "$@"
If some vars names is identical they will be overwritten at next vault-envs call, so I used prefix.
Now build image and run
docker run --rm -e VAULT_TOKEN=s.QQmLlqnHnRAEO9eUeoggeK1n crm printenv
and see results at container console:
... VAULT_RETRIEVER=vault-envs PG_DB_PASS=postgres PG_DB_PORT=5432 PG_DB_USER=postgres PG_DB_HOST=db-postgres PG_DB_NAME=crm MYSQL_DB_HOST=mysql.wordpress MYSQL_DB_PASS= MYSQL_DB_PORT=3306 MYSQL_DB_USER=root MYSQL_DB_NAME=wordpress API_HOST=http://crm/api API_TOKEN=giWroufpepfexHyentOnWebBydHojGhokEpAnyibnipNirryesaccasayls4 ...
Wooh! You did it.
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