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feat: IAM permissions for BYOBucket #33416
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You probably want to generate the API endpoint that creates the one-off script |
I was going to do this in another PR |
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ping @r0mant |
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bucket := u.Host | ||
folder := strings.Trim(u.Path, "/") | ||
arn := "arn:aws:s3:::" + bucket |
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Can a partition here be aws-cn
or aws-us-gov
in any cases?
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Not for now, per the RFD we'll only support the local region that Auth is deployed to for the MVP at least, but I added support for it anyway in the latest revision
This commit adds a one-off teleport command that configures the necessary IAM permissions for the upcoming External Cloud Audit (BYOBucket) feature. An example command invocation looks like: ``` $ teleport integration configure externalcloudaudit-iam \ --aws-region us-west-2 --role nic-byob-test --policy nic-byob \ --session-recordings s3://nic-byob/sess-rec-v2 \ --audit-events s3://nic-byob/events --athena-results s3://nic-byob/results \ --athena-workgroup primary --glue-database nic_byob --glue-table nic_byob_table ``` In normal usage this command will be generated for the user so that they can just copy a command from the Web UI and run it in AWS CloudShell. The permissions generated here are based on https://github.com/gravitational/cloud/blob/rfd/77-bring-your-own-bucket/rfd/0077-Bring-your-own-bucket.md, but only include the permissions necessary for using the feature at runtime and not any permissions necessary to bootstrap/create the resources.
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* [v14] external cloud audit proto Backport #33022 to branch/v14 * [v14] external_cloud_audit: add resource layer Backport #32833 to branch/v14 * [v14] feat: IAM permissions for BYOBucket Backport #33416 to branch/v14 This commit adds a one-off teleport command that configures the necessary IAM permissions for the upcoming External Cloud Audit (BYOBucket) feature. An example command invocation looks like: ``` $ teleport integration configure externalcloudaudit-iam \ --aws-region us-west-2 --role nic-byob-test --policy nic-byob \ --session-recordings s3://nic-byob/sess-rec-v2 \ --audit-events s3://nic-byob/events --athena-results s3://nic-byob/results \ --athena-workgroup primary --glue-database nic_byob --glue-table nic_byob_table ``` In normal usage this command will be generated for the user so that they can just copy a command from the Web UI and run it in AWS CloudShell. The permissions generated here are based on https://github.com/gravitational/cloud/blob/rfd/77-bring-your-own-bucket/rfd/0077-Bring-your-own-bucket.md, but only include the permissions necessary for using the feature at runtime and not any permissions necessary to bootstrap/create the resources. * [v14] feat: generate randomized ExternalCloudAudit config Backport #33555 to branch/v14 * [v14] BYOB: Bootstrap Athena Infrastructure Backport #33272 to branch/v14 * [v14] feat: cached auto-refreshing AWS credentials for BYOBucket Backport #34380 to branch/v14 This commit implements a "Configurator" for the BYOBucket feature that provides AWS credentials that can be used by the v1 or v2 AWS SDKs for Go. These credentials are generated via an AWS OIDC integration: auth signs a JWT and we swap that with AWS STS for AWS credentials. It also reports whether or not the BYOB feature `IsUsed()` currently, and provides access to the current cluster ExternalCloudAudit spec. This looks a bit weird because of a chicken-egg problem where the audit log must be set up before the auth server can be created, but the auth server must be created to provide the OIDC signing facilities. This will be more clear in following PRs. * [v14] fix: correct IAM policies for BYOB Backport #34484 to branch/v14 This commit fixes the IAM policies generated by the oneoff externalcloudaudit bootstrap command based on manual testing, and brings them more in line with the original RFD https://github.com/gravitational/cloud/blob/master/rfd/0077-Bring-your-own-bucket.md * [v14] feat: enable External Cloud Audit backend Backport #34606 to branch/v14 This commit enables the External Cloud Audit (BYOBucket) feature with a fully functional backend by setting up the Athena and S3 audit components with the right AWS configurations and resource locations. * [v14] Add ExternalCloudAudit permissions to user context ACL Backport #34289 to branch/v14 --------- Co-authored-by: Tobiasz Heller <14020794+tobiaszheller@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Logan Davis <38335829+logand22@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: matheus <matheus.battirola@goteleport.com>
This commit adds a one-off teleport command that configures the necessary IAM permissions for the upcoming External Cloud Audit (BYOBucket) feature. It generates in IAM policy which will be attached to an IAM role in the user's AWS account that should be associated with an existing Teleport AWS OIDC connector.
An example command invocation looks like:
In normal usage this command will be generated for the user so that they can just copy a command from the Web UI and run it in AWS CloudShell.
The permissions generated here are based on
https://github.com/gravitational/cloud/blob/rfd/77-bring-your-own-bucket/rfd/0077-Bring-your-own-bucket.md, but only include the permissions necessary for using the feature at runtime and not any permissions necessary to bootstrap/create the resources.