#jenkins binding plugin

[ryanvgates]

Jenkins: Keep Secrets Secret

Jenkins: Keep Secrets Secret

Problem

It’s often helpful to use Jenkins to manage secrets (i.e. passwords, api keys, credentials, etc.). This post explains how to go about doing just that for Jenkins pipelines.

Solution

Install the Credentials Binding Plugin on your Jenkins instance in https://my.instance.com/pluginManager/available

Add the following code to the appropriate place in your pipeline

The above example shows…

[computingpostcom]

In this guide, I’ll show you how to configure your Jenkins Server to Authenticate users against FreeIPA LDAP server. FreeIPA is an Open Source Identity management system sponsored by Red Hat. The default installation of Jenkins server uses internal user database which doesn’t work for Large development and Operations teams. You have to manually create each user. The recommended way of managing users in companies is with LDAP or Microsoft Active Directory(AD). This gives you single-sign-on (SSO) for all the internal services that requires authentication and authorization. Lucky enough, Jenkins has a native LDAP plugin which can be used to Authenticate users against an external LDAP server, such as OpenLDAP, FreeIPA e.t.c. Configure Jenkins FreeIPA (LDAP) Authentication: The pre-requisites for this setup are: Running Jenkins Server Running FreeIPA Server If you’re interested in doing a fresh installation of FreeIPA or Jenkins server, you can refer to our guides below: FreeIPA Server installation guides: How to Install FreeIPA Server on CentOS 7 How to Install FreeIPA Server on Ubuntu How to Install and Configure FreeIPA Server on RHEL / CentOS 8 Jenkins Server installation guides: How to install Jenkins on CentOS / RHEL 7/8 How to Install Jenkins on Ubuntu If you have both FreeIPA and Jenkins server installed, follow these steps to setup Jenkins FreeIPA authentication. Step 1: Create LDAP Bind User on FreeIPA We’ll need a user for binding to FreeIPA Server.  Login to your FreeIPA Server and create a user called jenkins Navigate to Identity > Users > Add Fill in the required details and click “Add” Step 2: Configure Jenkins Server If you don’t have a domain name for FreeIPA Server configured on DNS, add the line to /etc/hosts file. echo "192.168.10.3 ldap.example.com" | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts 2. Confirm that you can reach LDAP port from Jenkins server. $ telnet ldap.example.com 389 Trying 192.168.10.3… Connected to ldap.example.com. Escape character is '^]'. 3. Login to your Jenkins server as admin user and navigate to “Jenkins > Configure Global Security“. 4. Select LDAP under “Access Control“. 5. Enter LDAP Server (FreeIPA) IP and service port. 6. Click on “Advanced Server Configuration” to expand configuration options. 7. Fill FreeIPA LDAP server details for locating users and groups. LDAP Server: ldap://ldap.example.com:389 root DN: dc=example,dc=com User search base: cn=users,cn=accounts User search filter: uid=0 Group search base: cn=groups,cn=accounts Group membership > Search for LDAP groups containing user Group membership filter: (| (member=0) (uniqueMember=0) (memberUid=1)) Manager DN: uid=jenkins,cn=users,cn=accounts,dc=example,dc=com Manager Password: UserPassword Display Name LDAP attribute: displayname Email Address LDAP attribute: mail Replace: dc=example,dc=com with your LDAP server domain components. UserPassword with Jenkins user password ( Created in step 1) Your configuration should look similar to below. When done filling the information, click on “Test LDAP settings” to validate your settings. Provide Username and Password to test with. If you receive successful lookup. Apply the settings to Save. Step 3: Login to Jenkins as LDAP User The first LDAP user to sign in will get Admin rights. Step 4: Configure User Roles on Jenkins By default, Jenkins user policy allows logged in users to access anything. This should not be the case and you need to set proper user policies. Check out our Jenkins policy and user management guide below. How to Manage Users and Roles in Jenkins Let other users Login with their LDAP credentials and assign them roles which define what they can do on Jenkins server. Conclusion You should have successfully configure Jenkins server to Authenticate user via LDAP Server. Please note that once activate LDAP authentication, Jenkins local internal user database is disabled.

For some reason, both cannot co-exist and seem there is no solution for it at the moment.

[cvereport]

CVE-2022-20616

Jenkins Credentials Binding Plugin 1.27 and earlier does not perform a permission check in a method implementing form validation, allowing attackers with Overall/Read access to validate if a credential ID refers to a secret file credential and whether it's a zip file. source https://cve.report/CVE-2022-20616

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Azure devops jenkins

Azure devops jenkins Azure devops jenkins Top news stories today Azure devops jenkins CI/CD with Jenkins Pipeline and Azure This is a guest post by Pui Chee Chen, Product Manager at Microsoft working on Azure DevOps open source integrations. Recently, we improved the Azure Credential plugin by adding a custom binding for Azure Credentials which allows you to use an Azure service principal (the…

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JavaScript frameworks you should know in 2017

  JavaScript Frameworks are popular among developers for such benefits like efficiency, safety, and cost. The variety of frameworks for each development platform is huge. It’s impossible to describe all of them and there is no need for it. Let’s narrow down our choice. As almost every company tends to have a website or at least a landing page, it would be good to review the most popular JavaScript frameworks.

  Top 9 JavaScript frameworks list

  Angular.js 2 

Generally, Angular.js it is one of the most beloved and used JavaScript frameworks for building single page applications. It is available as an open source solution and is supported by Google. The latter is a convincing argument in favor of Angular to become a front-end solution for a web app. Angular JS is highly preferred for hybrid mobile application development. Featured with components like overlays, sidebars, switches and absolute positioned navigation bars, this framework incorporates dynamic functionality to the application.

  Backbone.js

Backbone is amongst some of the most popular web development frameworks for JavaScript developers, and partly for two reasons — it’s easy to understand usability modules, as well as the very straightforward learning curve. Backbone creates single-page applications using the most traditional web development libraries. It is built with the idea in mind that all server-side functions should flow through an API, minimizing the amount of code that needs to be composed in order to achieve the same complex functionality of more sophisticated web frameworks.

  React.js

React.js was created by the team of Facebook developers and came out in 2013. Being pretty new in comparison with other JavaScript frameworks it confidently wins its niche. If you like the user interface of Facebook and Instagram then you might like React.js too. This very framework is behind the front-end scenes of the two social giants. There are other companies that benefit from using it: Atlassian, BBC, Coursera, Dropbox, Flipboard, Netflix, Paypal, WhatsApp.

  Ember.js

Introduced in 2011 this open-source JavaScript framework was declared as the best JavaScript framework for web application development in 2015. Its closest competitors are Angular and React. Ember could be a good solution for a startup or for a business looking to build complex web apps. It has a huge online community, regular updates and wide application of JavaScript that is meant to offer an engaging user experience. The framework is widely accepted for creating feature-rich web applications. The most common websites that have been designed using the framework are LinkedIn, Kickstarter, Blue Apron, and many others.

  Aurelia.js

Being a self-proclaimed web development framework, Aurelia makes the process of site development a creative process. Designed with the latest JS standard, ES6, Aurelia has the ability to function on all modern browsers. Designed on a module-like framework, Aurelia has various small and huge libraries that can be used either in combination or individually, depending upon the kind of application being designed.

  Meteor.js

With a variety of features for backend, frontend development and database management, Meteor rank as the most popular JavaScript frameworks. Since its inception in the year 2012, this framework has grown in terms of performance, UI design and so on. MeteorJS covers all the phases of software development cycle and takes care of such glooming processes as linking, files concatenation and others. It is of current usage in real-time application development for business companies like Mazda, IKEA, Honeywell and many others.

  Vue.js

Introduced back in 2016, Vue has a learning curve that is easier. The framework delivers two-way data binding, server-side rendering, Vue-CLI and optional JSX support. It is one the fastest emerging frameworks till date and is a preferable choice for quick cross-platform solutions.

  Polymer

Polymer is another JavaScript framework from Google. With its material web design and modern outlook, Polymer is one stupefying JavaScript framework that comes with the ability to create and reuse web components. It is featured with Polymer App Toolbox that allows you to create and deliver cutting-edge progressive web applications. The framework is fully interoperable, built for speed and offers support on all modern day browsers.

  Socket

Socket’s gained a lots of momentum in the real-time developer community. With Socket you can enjoy a fully functional real-time communication between the client and the server. Socket is divided into two different parts — the first part is a client-library that runs from the browser, whereas the server-library is built on top of Node.js. Both libraries share a very similar API, and Socket is also event driven; much like Node.js is. With Socket you can implement real-time streaming of binary, instant messaging platforms, interactive document collaboration, real-time stats for your apps and projects (analytics), and so much more.

    Remember that the process of choosing a framework depends not only on its functionality but also how it can be used within your own project. 

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