Mappage de rôle externe

Edge pour Private Cloud v4.19.01

Le mappage des rôles externes vous permet de mapper vos propres groupes ou rôles sur le contrôle des accès basé sur les rôles (RBAC) et des groupes créés sur Apigee Edge. Cette fonctionnalité est uniquement disponible avec Edge pour Private Cloud.

Prérequis

  • Vous devez être un administrateur système de cloud privé Apigee disposant d'un administrateur système global pour effectuer cette configuration.
  • Vous devez connaître le répertoire racine de votre installation de cloud privé Apigee Edge. La le répertoire racine par défaut est /opt.

Exemple de configuration détaillée

Voir <ph type="x-smartling-placeholder"></ph> cet article sur les forums de la communauté Apigee pour obtenir un exemple détaillé de configuration de ressources externes Mappage des rôles.

Configuration par défaut

Le mappage des rôles externes est désactivé par défaut.

Activer le mappage des rôles externes

Pour activer le mappage des rôles externes:

  1. Avant de pouvoir effectuer la configuration suivante, vous devez créer une classe Java met en œuvre l'interface ExternalRoleMapperServiceV2 et inclut votre implémentation dans le fichier Chemin d'accès aux classes du serveur de gestion:
    /opt/apigee/edge-management-server/lib/thirdparty/

    Pour plus d'informations sur cette implémentation, consultez la section À propos de ExternalRoleMapperImpl exemple d'implémentation plus loin dans ce document.

  2. Connectez-vous au serveur de gestion Apigee Edge, puis arrêtez le processus du serveur de gestion:
    /opt/apigee/apigee-service/bin/apigee-service edge-management-server stop
  3. Ouvrir /opt/apigee/customer/application/management-server.properties dans un éditeur de texte. Si ce fichier n'existe pas, créez-le.
  4. Modifiez le fichier de propriétés pour définir les paramètres suivants:
    # The user store to be used for authentication.
    # Use "externalized.authentication" for LDAP user store.
    # Note that for authorization, we continue to use LDAP.
    # See Enabling external authentication more on enabling external auth.
    conf_security_authentication.user.store=externalized.authentication
    
    #Enable the external authorizations role mapper.
    conf_security_externalized.authentication.role.mapper.enabled=true
    conf_security_externalized.authentication.role.mapper.implementation.class=com.customer.authorization.impl.ExternalRoleMapperImpl
  5. Enregistrez le fichier management-server.properties.
  6. Assurez-vous que management-server.properties appartient à l'utilisateur Apigee:
    chown apigee:apigee /opt/apigee/customer/application/management-server.properties
  7. Démarrez le serveur de gestion:
    /opt/apigee/apigee-service/bin/apigee-service edge-management-server start

Désactiver l'autorisation externe

Pour désactiver les autorisations externes:

  1. Ouvrir /opt/apigee/customer/application/management-server.properties dans un éditeur de texte. Si le fichier n'existe pas, créez-le.
  2. Remplacez le magasin de l'utilisateur d'authentification par "ldap" :
    conf_security_authentication.user.store=ldap
  3. Définissez cette propriété sur "false" :
    conf_security_externalized.authentication.role.mapper.enabled=false
  4. Redémarrez le serveur de gestion:
    /opt/apigee/apigee-service/bin/apigee-service edge-management-server start

À propos de ExternalRoleMapperImpl exemple d'implémentation

Dans le fichier de configuration security.properties décrit précédemment dans Activer le mappage de rôles externes, notez la ligne suivante:

externalized.authentication.role.mapper.implementation.class=com.customer.authorization.impl.ExternalRoleMapperImpl

Cette classe, qui est obligatoire, implémente l'interface ExternalRoleMapperServiceV2. Vous devez créer votre propre implémentation de cette classe reflétant vos groupes respectifs. Lorsque vous avez terminé, placez la classe compilée dans un fichier JAR et placez ce fichier dans le chemin de classe du serveur de gestion à l'emplacement suivant:

/opt/apigee/edge-management-server/lib/thirdparty/
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Vous pouvez nommer la classe et créer un package comme vous le souhaitez, à condition qu'il implémente ExternalRoleMapperServiceV2, est accessible dans votre chemin de classe et est correctement référencé dans la section management-server.properties.

Voici un exemple d'implémentation d'une classe ExternalRoleMapperImpl:

package com.customer.authorization.impl;

import com.apigee.authentication.*;
import com.apigee.authorization.namespace.OrganizationNamespace;
import com.apigee.authorization.namespace.SystemNamespace;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashSet;
import javax.naming.NamingEnumeration;
import javax.naming.NamingException;
import javax.naming.directory.Attributes;
import javax.naming.directory.DirContext;
import javax.naming.directory.InitialDirContext;
import javax.naming.directory.SearchControls;
import javax.naming.directory.SearchResult;

/** *
* Sample Implementation constructed with dummy roles with expected namespaces.
*/

public class ExternalRoleMapperImpl
       implements ExternalRoleMapperServiceV2 {

   InitialDirContext dirContext = null;

   @Override
   public void start(ConfigBean arg0) throws ConnectionException {

       try {
           // Customer Specific Implementation will override the
           // ImplementDirContextCreationLogicForSysAdmin method implementation.
           // Create InitialDirContext based on the system admin user credentials.
           dirContext = ImplementDirContextCreationLogicForSysAdmin();
       } catch (NamingException e) {
           // TODO Auto-generated catch block
           throw new ConnectionException(e);
       }
   }

   @Override
   public void stop() throws Exception {
   }

   /**
    * This method should be replaced with customer's implementation
    * For given roleName under expectedNamespace, return all users that belongs to this role
    * @param roleName
    * @param expectedNamespace
    * @return All users that belongs to this role. For each user, please return the username/email that is stored in Apigee LDAP
    * @throws ExternalRoleMappingException
    */
   @Override
   public Collection<String> getUsersForRole(String roleName, NameSpace expectedNamespace) throws ExternalRoleMappingException {
       Collection<String> users = new HashSet<>();
       if (expectedNamespace instanceof SystemNamespace) {
           // If requesting all users with sysadmin role
           if (roleName.equalsIgnoreCase("sysadmin")) {
               // Add sysadmin's email to results
               users.add("sysadmin@wacapps.net");
           }
       } else {
           String orgName = ((OrganizationNamespace) expectedNamespace).getOrganization();
           // If requesting all users of engRole in Apigee LDAP
           if (roleName.equalsIgnoreCase("engRole")) {
               // Get all users in corresponding groups in customer's LDAP. In this case looking for 'engGroup';
               SearchControls controls = new SearchControls();
               controls.setSearchScope(1);
               try {
                   NamingEnumeration<SearchResult> res = dirContext.search("ou=groups,dc=corp,dc=wacapps,dc=net",
                           "cn=engGroup", new Object[]{"",""}, controls);
                   while (res.hasMoreElements()) {
                       SearchResult sr = res.nextElement();
                       // Add all users into return
                       users.addAll(sr.getAttributes().get("users").getAll());
                   }
               } catch (NamingException e) {
                   // Customer needs to handle the exception here
               }
           }
       }
       return users;
   }

   /**
    *
    * This method would be implemented by the customer and would be invoked
    * while including using X-Apigee-Current-User header in request.
    *
    * X-Apigee-Current-User allows the customer to login as another user
    *
    * Below is the basic example.
    *
    * If User has sysadmin role then it's expected to set SystemNameSpace
    * along with the expected NameSpace. Otherwise role's expectedNameSpace
    * to be set for the NameSpacedRole.
    *
    * Collection<NameSpacedRole> results = new HashSet<NameSpacedRole>();
    *
    * NameSpacedRole sysNameSpace = new NameSpacedRole("sysadmin",
    * SystemNamespace.get());
    *
    * String orgName =
    * ((OrganizationNamespace) expectedNameSpace).getOrganization();
    *
    * NameSpacedRole orgNameSpace = new NameSpacedRole ("orgadmin",
    * expectedNameSpace);
    *
    * results.add(sysNameSpace);
    *
    * results.add(orgNameSpace);
    *
    *
    * @param username UserA's username
    * @param password UserA's password
    * @param requestedUsername UserB's username. Allow UserA to request UserB's userroles with
    *                          UserA's credentials when requesting UserB as X-Apigee-Current-User
    * @param expectedNamespace
    * @return
    * @throws ExternalRoleMappingException
    */
   @Override
   public Collection<NameSpacedRole> getUserRoles(String username, String password, String requestedUsername, NameSpace expectedNamespace) throws ExternalRoleMappingException {
       /************************************************************/
       /******************** Authenticate UserA ********************/
       /************************************************************/

       // Customer Specific Implementation will override the
       // ImplementDnameLookupLogic method implementation.

       // obtain dnName for given username.
       String dnName = ImplementDnNameLookupLogic(username);
       // Obtain dnName for given requestedUsername.
       String requestedDnName = ImplementDnNameLookupLogic(requestedUsername);

       if (dnName == null || requestedDnName == null) {
           System.out.println("Error ");
       }

       DirContext dirContext = null;
       try {

           // Customer Specific Implementation will override the
           // ImplementDirectoryContextCreationLogic method implementation

           // Create a directory context with dnName or requestedDnName and password
           dirContext = ImplementDirectoryContextCreationLogic();

           /************************************************/
           /*** Map internal groups to apigee-edge roles ***/
           /************************************************/
           return apigeeEdgeRoleMapper(dirContext, requestedDnName, expectedNamespace);

       } catch (Exception ex) {
           ex.printStackTrace();
           System.out.println("Error in authenticating User: {}" + new Object[] { username });

       } finally {
           // Customer implementation to close
           // ActiveDirectory/LDAP context.
       }

       return null;

   }

   /**
    *
    * This method would be implemented by the customer and would be invoked
    * wihle using username and password for authentication and without the
    * X-Apigee-Current-User header
    *
    * The customer can reuse implementations in
    *      getUserRoles(String username, String password, String requestedUsername, NameSpace expectedNamespace)
    * by
    *      return getUserRoles(username, password, username, expectedNamespace)
    * in implementations.
    *
    * or the customer can provide new implementations as shown below.
    */

   @Override
   public Collection<NameSpacedRole> getUserRoles(String username, String password, NameSpace expectedNamespace) throws ExternalRoleMappingException {
       /*************************************************************/
       /****************** Authenticate Given User ******************/
       /*************************************************************/

       // Customer Specific Implementation will override the
       // ImplementDnameLookupLogic implementation.

       // Obtain dnName for given username or email address.
       String dnName = ImplementDnNameLookupLogic(username);

       if (dnName == null) {
           System.out.println("Error ");
       }

       DirContext dirContext = null;
       try {
           // Create a directory context with username or dnName and password
           dirContext = ImplementDirectoryContextCreationLogic();

           /************************************************/
           /*** Map internal groups to apigee-edge roles ***/
           /************************************************/
           return apigeeEdgeRoleMapper(dirContext, dnName, expectedNamespace);

       } catch (Exception ex) {
           ex.printStackTrace();
           System.out.println("Error in authenticating User: {}" + new Object[] { username });

       } finally {
           // Customer implementation to close
           // ActiveDirectory/LDAP context.
       }

       return null;
   }

   /**
    *
    * This method would be implemented by the customer and would be invoked
    * while using security token or access token as authentication credentials.
    *
    */
   @Override
   public Collection<NameSpacedRole> getUserRoles(String username, NameSpace expectedNamespace) throws ExternalRoleMappingException {

       /*************************************************************/
       /****************** Authenticate Given User ******************/
       /*************************************************************/

       // Customer Specific Implementation will override the
       // ImplementDnameLookupLogic implementation.

       // Obtain dnName for given username or email address.
       String dnName = ImplementDnNameLookupLogic(username);

       if (dnName == null) {
           System.out.println("Error ");
       }

       DirContext dirContext = null;
       try {
           // Create a directory context with username or dnName and password
           dirContext = ImplementDirectoryContextCreationLogic();

           /************************************************/
           /*** Map internal groups to apigee-edge roles ***/
           /************************************************/
           return apigeeEdgeRoleMapper(dirContext, dnName, expectedNamespace);

       } catch (Exception ex) {
           ex.printStackTrace();
           System.out.println("Error in authenticating User: {}" + new Object[] { username });

       } finally {
           // Customer implementation to close
           // ActiveDirectory/LDAP context.
       }

       return null;
   }

   /**
    *  This method should be replaced with Customer Specific Implementations
    *
    *  Provided as a sample Implementation of mapping user groups to apigee-edge roles
    */
   private Collection<NameSpacedRole> apigeeEdgeRoleMapper(DirContext dirContext, String dnName, NameSpace expectedNamespace) throws Exception {

       Collection<NameSpacedRole> results = new HashSet<NameSpacedRole>();

       /****************************************************/
       /************ Fetch internal groups *****************/
       /****************************************************/

       String groupDN = "OU=Groups,DC=corp,DC=wacapps,DC=net";
       String userFilter = "(user=userDnName)";
       SearchControls controls = new SearchControls();
       controls.setSearchScope(SearchControls.ONELEVEL_SCOPE);

       // Looking for all groups the user belongs to in customer's LDAP
       NamingEnumeration<SearchResult> groups = dirContext.search(groupDN,userFilter.replace("userDnName", dnName), new Object[] { "", "" }, controls);

       if (groups.hasMoreElements()) {
           while (groups.hasMoreElements()) {
               SearchResult searchResult = groups.nextElement();
               Attributes attributes = searchResult.getAttributes();
               String groupName = attributes.get("name").get().toString();

               /************************************************/
               /*** Map internal groups to apigee-edge roles ***/
               /************************************************/

               if (groupName.equals("BusDev")) {
                   results.add(new NameSpacedRole("businessAdmin",SystemNamespace.get()));

               } else if (groupName.equals("Engineering")) {
                   if (expectedNamespace instanceof OrganizationNamespace) {
                       String orgName = ((OrganizationNamespace) expectedNamespace).getOrganization();
                       results.add(new NameSpacedRole("orgadmin", new OrganizationNamespace(orgName)));
                   }

               } else if (groupName.equals("Marketing")) {
                   results.add(new NameSpacedRole("marketAdmin",SystemNamespace.get()));

               } else {
                   results.add(new NameSpacedRole("readOnly",SystemNamespace.get()));
               }
           }

       } else {
           // In case of no group found or exception found we throw empty roles.
           System.out.println(" !!!!! NO  GROUPS FOUND !!!!!");
       }
       return results;
   }

   /**
    * The customer need to replace with own implementations for getting dnName for given user
    */
   private String ImplementDnNameLookupLogic(String username) {
       // Connect to the customer's own LDAP to fetch user dnName
       return customerLDAP.getDnName(username);
   }

   /**
    * The customer need to replace with own implementations for creating DirContext
    */
   private DirContext ImplementDirectoryContextCreationLogic() {
       // Connect to the customer's own LDAP to create DirContext for given user
       return customerLDAP.createLdapContextUsingCredentials();
   }

}