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Populates Kubernetes Secrets from AWS Parameter Store

cmattoon/aws-ssm

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Updates Kubernetes Secrets with values from AWS Parameter Store

Build Options

  • Helm Chart (recommended): make {lint|install|purge}
  • Go: make test && make build
  • Docker: make container

Helm Chart

Install Helm Chart

First, export required variables, then run make install.

export AWS_REGION=<region>

AWS Credentials

Uses the default credential provider chain

Values

The following chart values may be set. Only the required variables (AWS credentials) need provided by the user. Most of the time, the other defaults should work as-is.

Req'd Value Default Example Description
YES aws.region "" us-west-2 The AWS region in which the Pod is deployed
NO aws.access_key "" REQUIRED when no other auth method available (e.g., IAM role)
NO aws.secret_key "" REQUIRED when no other auth method available (e.g., IAM role)
NO kubeconfig64 "" The output of $(cat $KUBE_CONFIG | base64). Stored as a Secret
NO metrics_port 9999 Serve metrics/healthchecks on this port
NO image.name cmattoon/aws-ssm / The Docker image to use for the Pod container
NO image.tag latest The Docker tag for the image
NO resources {} Kubernetes Resource Requests/Limits
NO rbac.enabled true Whether or not to add Kubernetes RBAC stuff
NO ssl.mount_host false Mounts {ssl.host_path} -> {ssl.mount_path} as hostVolume
NO ssl.host_path /etc/ssl/certs The SSL certs dir on the host
NO ssl.mount_path /etc/ssl/certs The SSL certs dir in the container (dev)

Configuration

The following app config values can be provided via environment variables or CLI flags. CLI flags take precdence over environment variables.

A KUBE_CONFIG and MASTER_URL are only necessary when running outside of the cluster (e.g., dev)

Environment Flag Default Description
AWS_REGION -region us-west-2 The AWS Region
METRICS_URL -metrics-url 0.0.0.0:9999 Address for healthchecks/metrics
KUBE_CONFIG -kube-config The path to the kube config file
MASTER_URL -master-url The Kubernetes master API URL
LOG_LEVEL -log-level info The Logrus log level

Basic Usage

  1. Create Parameter in AWS Parameter Store

my-db-password = foobar

  1. Create Kubernetes Secret with Annotations
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
  name: my-secret
  annotations:
    aws-ssm/k8s-secret-name: my-secret
    aws-ssm/aws-param-name: my-db-password
    aws-ssm/aws-param-type: SecureString
data: {}
  1. Run Binary

  2. A key with the name $ParameterType should have been added to your Secret

apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
  name: my-secret
  annotations:
    aws-ssm/k8s-secret-name: my-secret
    aws-ssm/aws-param-name: my-db-password
    aws-ssm/aws-param-type: SecureString
data:
  SecureString: Zm9vYmFyCg==

Annotations

Annotation Description Default
aws-ssm/k8s-secret-name The name of the Kubernetes Secret to modify. <none>
aws-ssm/aws-param-name The name of the AWS SSM Parameter. May be a path. <none>
aws-ssm/aws-param-type Determines how values are parsed, if at all. String
aws-ssm/aws-param-key Required if aws-ssm/aws-param-type is SecureString alias/aws/ssm

AWS Parameter Types

Values for aws-ssm/aws-param-type are:

Value Behavior AWS Value K8S Value(s)
String No parsing is performed foo = bar foo: bar
SecureString Requires aws-param-key foo = bar foo: bar
StringList Splits CSV mapping foo=bar,bar=baz,baz=bat foo: bar
bar: baz
baz: bat
Directory Get multiple values /path/to/values <treats each subkey/value as a String>

Build

make           # Build binary
make container # Build Docker image
make push      # Push Docker image

CA Certificates

For ease of use, the ca-certificates package is installed on the final library/alpine image. If you're having SSL/TLS connection issues, export HOST_SSL_DIR=/etc/ssl/certs before running make install. This will mount the SSL cert directory on the EC2 instance.