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Below is an example of using LDAP to back UAA for the Cloud Foundry Kit in Genesis. Comments have been left on each of the params to note where these values come from or to simply set-and-forget the values:
# UAA LDAP configurationparams:
ldap_spring_profiles: ldap
ldap_ssl_certificate: (( vault "secret/starkandwayne/vs/cf/ldap:certificate" )) # AD Cert from AD Server if LDAPS is used (secure LDAP)
ldap_host: ldaps://amer-prod.starkandwayne.io # or ldap:// if non-ssl
ldap_bind_user_Dn: "CN= _svc_CloudFoundry,OU=Service Accounts,OU=Servers & Applications,DC=amer,DC=starkandwayne,DC=io" #Full conconical format of the user to use for query
ldap_bind_user_passwd: (( vault "secret/starkandwayne/vs/cf/ldap:password" )) # search user pwd
ldap_user_search_base: "DC=amer,DC=starkandwayne,DC=io" # Base AD domain in conconical format
ldap_user_search_filter: "(&(objectclass=user)(sAMAccountName={0}))" # Leave alone
ldap_group_search_base: "OU=Groups,DC=amer,DC=starkandwayne,DC=io" # Base AD level where AD groups are stored in concicial format
ldap_group_search_filter: "member={0}" # Leave alone
ldap_email_domain: "starkandwayne.io" # Email domain used
ldap_attributeMappings_given_name: givenName # Leave alone
ldap_attributeMappings_family_name: sn # Leave alone
ldap_attributeMappings_email: mail # Leave alone
login_user_prompt: "User ID" # Prompt label for user name in ui
instance_groups:
- name: uaa
jobs:
- name: uaa
properties:
login:
prompt:
username:
text: (( grab params.login_user_prompt ))
links:
passwd: # Removes links on gui sign page to pwd reset
signup: # Removes links on gui sign page to self sign up
uaa:
spring_profiles: (( grab params.ldap_spring_profiles ))
ldap:
sslCertificate: (( grab params.ldap_ssl_certificate))
mailAttributeName: mail
url: (( grab params.ldap_host ))
searchBase: (( grab params.ldap_user_search_base ))
searchFilter: (( grab params.ldap_user_search_filter ))
enabled: true
emailDomain:
- (( grab params.ldap_email_domain ))
referral: follow
groups:
profile_type: groups-map-to-scopes
searchBase: (( grab params.ldap_group_search_base ))
groupSearchFilter: (( grab params.ldap_group_search_filter ))
userDN: (( grab params.ldap_bind_user_Dn ))
userPassword: (( grab params.ldap_bind_user_passwd ))
sslCertificateAlias:
clients:
cf:
refresh-token-validity: 604800
scim:
external_groups:
ldap:
CN=GG_CloudFoundry_Admins,OU=Application Access Groups,OU=Groups,DC=amer,DC=starkandwayne,DC=io: #this is the full conconical format of a AD users group to map to uaa groups - this is array style in manifest
- cloud_controller.admin
If you are not using Genesis but want to use LDAP for UAA in cf-deployment simply swap out the ((grab blah...)) references with Credhub variables and a vars file. As of this writing there isn’t an ops file for enabling LDAP for UAA in this deployment repo so you’ll need the entire populated /instance_groups/name=uaa ops variable.
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