Validator

Docker image which invokes security script using Octactl

Configuration:

Name	Description	Required	Default
OCTARINE_ACCOUNT	Octarine account name	Yes	None
OCTARINE_SESSION_ID	Octarine session ID	Yes	None
OCTARINE_SESSION_ACCESSJWT	Octarine session access JWT	Yes	None
OCTAINE_POLICY	Octarine Policy name to use for the validate	No	Default
OUTPUT_FILE_PATH	Path to the output file	No	None
OBJECT_DIR	Directory or file path with the Kubernetes yaml files.	Yes (unless using helm)	None
ALWAYS_DISPLAY_NAMESPACE	If set output always includes the Namespace field, it will be displayed only if present otherwise.	No	False
HELM_COMMAND	The Helm to use for generating the template see Using Helm for details.	No	None

Using Helm

Helm is a package manager running atop Kubernetes. It allows describing the application structure through convenient helm-charts and managing it with simple commands. In oder to validate a helm chart we will need to render the chart using helm template and evaluate the output for security risks. In order for the Validator to render the charts, the full helm command is needed and should be set with HELM_COMMAND.

How to generate Octarine session id

using octactl:

Login to Octarine with octactl, user must have admin privileges and run the command octactl access-key create. This will create a new long term session key and will return :

token_id: <TOKEN_ID>
api_host: main.octarinesec.com
api_port: 443
session:
  accessjwt: <OCTARINE_SESSION_ACCESSJWT>
  id: <OCTARINE_SESSION_ID>

using Octarine UI:

Login to Octarine web portal.
Go to Administration -> Access Keys on the left panel.
Set a name and chose the Read-only on the Create Token fields and click on Create
Use the copy links on the bottom of the pop-up to get JWT and token session id

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