Ease start using keywhiz in a secure way.
- Make it work
- Make it right
- Ubuntu xenial
- Docker Engine 1.12.1
- expect, jq
It generates every cert stuff, passwords, so it won't be the insecure / developer version.
- run
cp .env.example .env
- edit the file to fit your needs (server ip, server domain is important if want to use it remotely)
- run
./everything.sh
- run
./test.sh
In the end of the process, you should see
---- Keywhiz OK ----
It means, that the client (keywhiz-fs) is able to reach the server, and the server status is "ok".