credstash-operator

Overview

credstash-operator is a Kubernetes operator that creates Kubernetes secrets from credstash secrets.

This controller will go and fetch credstash keys as specified in the CRD spec and then go and manage a Kubernetes Secret that contains their values.

The controller will use the name and the latest versionof the credstash key by default in the underlying managed Secret unless specified otherwise in the CredstashSecret CRD.
The controller can use one or more Credstash Secrets in the same CRD allowing you to have a Kubernetes Secret from multiple Credstash Secrets.
If a CredstashSecret CRD gets updated, the controller will update the underlying managed Secret.
If a CredstashSecret CRd gets deleted, the controller will delete the underlying managed Secret.

Using the operator

Once configured submitting a CredstashSecret custom resource like below will create a secret from the credstash keys specified

apiVersion: credstash.ouzi.tech/v1alpha1
kind: CredstashSecret
metadata:
  name: very-secret
  namespace: test
spec:
  # Name of the target secret (Optional. Defaults to the CR name)
  name: example
  # List of secrets from credstash to add to the body of the secret 
  secrets:
      # key: the key in credstash to fetch. (Required)
    - key: test-secret
      # name: the name of the resulting data element in the k8s secret (Optional. Defaults to the credstash key)
      name: renamed-test-secret
      # table: the dynamoDB table that contains the credstash secrets (Optional. Defaults to credential-store)
      table: credential-store
      # version: the version of the secret in credstash for the provided key (Optional. Defaults to the latest version)
      version: 1
      # context: key value pairs to the encryption context (Optional)
      context:
        key1: value1
        key2: value2
  # type: the type of the resulting kubernetes secret (Optional. Defaults to Opaque)
  type: Opaque

To see the credstash secrets in the cluster, just run: kubectl get credstashsecrets --all-namespaces and you will get a list of the credstash secrets and the kubernetes secret being managed

NAMESPACE        NAME                                           SECRET
cert-manager     clouddns-dns01-solver-svc-acct                 clouddns-dns01-solver-svc-acct
oauth-proxy      github-oauth-secret                            github-oauth-secret
prow-test-pods   aws-ouzi-creds                                 aws-ouzi-creds
prow-test-pods   gcs-credentials                                gcs-credentials
prow-test-pods   github-ssh-key                                 github-ssh-key
prow-test-pods   github-token                                   github-token
prow-test-pods   ouzi-bot-dockerconfig                          ouzi-bot-dockerconfig
prow-test-pods   ouzidev-cannon-prow-gcloud-service-account     ouzidev-cannon-prow-gcloud-service-account
prow-test-pods   ouzidev-cannon-prow-gke-kubeconfig             ouzidev-cannon-prow-gke-kubeconfig
prow-test-pods   terraform-ouzidev-aws-service-account          terraform-ouzidev-aws-service-account
prow             github-ssh-key                                 github-ssh-key
prow             github-token                                   github-token
prow             oauth-config                                   oauth-config
prow             prow-bucket-gcs-credentials                    prow-bucket-gcs-credentials-2
prow             slack-token                                    slack-token

Custom secret types

If you want to create a secret that is not of type Opaque, provide a different secret type in .spec.type For example a dockerconfigjson secret would look as follows:

apiVersion: credstash.ouzi.tech/v1alpha1
kind: CredstashSecret
metadata:
  name: dockerconfigjson
  namespace: test
spec:
  # Name of the target secret (Optional. Defaults to the CR name)
  name: dockerconfigjson
  # List of secrets from credstash to add to the body of the secret 
  secrets:
      # key: the key in credstash to fetch. (Required)
    - key: docker_secret
      # name: the name of the resulting data element in the k8s secret (Optional. Defaults to the credstash key)
      name: .dockerconfigjson
      # table: the dynamoDB table that contains the credstash secrets (Optional. Defaults to credential-store)
      table: credential-store
      # context: key value pairs to the encryption context (Optional)
      context:
        key1: value1
        key2: value2
  # type: the type of the resulting kubernetes secret (Optional. Defaults to Opaque)
  type: kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson

Deployment

Prerequisites

The controller requires AWS credentials to be set before deploying it. This is accomplished by creating a secret with name aws-credentials in the controller namespace with the following keys:

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
AWS_REGION

For example running the following will create an appropriate secret in the credstash namespace:

kubectl create secret generic aws-credentials --from-literal=AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=access_key --from-literal=AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=secret_access_key --from-literal=AWS_REGION=us-west-2 --namespace=credstash

Deploy the operator

Deploy the operator dependencies:

kubectl apply -f deploy/crds/credstash.ouzi.tech_credstashsecrets_crd.yaml
kubectl apply -f deploy/service_account.yaml -n credstash
kubectl apply -f deploy/role.yaml -n credstash
kubectl apply -f deploy/role_binding.yaml -n credstash

Deploy the operator:

kubectl apply -f deploy/deployment.yaml -n credstash

Deploying via helm chart

Without existing credentials secret

helm upgrade --install credstash https://github.com/ouzi-dev/credstash-operator/releases/download/${VERSION}/credstash-operator-${VERSION}.tgz \
    -n credstash \
    --set awsCredentials.create=true \
    --set awsCredentials.awsAccessKeyId=access_key \
    --set awsCredentials.awsSecretAccessKey=secret_access_key \
    --set awsCredentials.awsRegion=region

Where ${VERSION} is the version you want to install

With existing credentials secret

helm upgrade --install credstash https://github.com/ouzi-dev/credstash-operator/releases/download/${VERSION}/credstash-operator-${VERSION}.tgz \
    -n credstash \
    --set awsCredentials.secretName=aws-credentials

Where ${VERSION} is the version you want to install

Multi-Tenancy

The operator can monitor CRDs that have:

a specific label with operatorInstance=SOMETHING
are within a specific namespace

This allows you to have multiple instances of the operator running even within the same namespace.

A use case for that is that you wish to fetch secrets from different AWS Accounts within a specific namespace.

To do that, set the operatorInstance and namespaceToWatch fields in helm. The operator will only watch CredstashSecrets that have labels with operatorInstance=SOMETHING and are in the specific namespace specified.

Note that if you deploy the operator without either operatorInstance or namespaceToWatch then it will process all CRDs.

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