From Jerakia 2.0.0, encryption is a built in feature. Jerakia has several features to decrypt and encrypt data that it achieves this by implementing a pluggable encryption provider that is configurable. When a working encryption provider is enabled and configured, you can use the encryption output filter to automatically detect encrypted data and decrypt it on the fly when performing lookups.
The Jerakia CLI has a command called secret
to perform encryption tasks on the command line. Until a provider is configured, there will be no sub commands available;
[[email protected] functions]# jerakia help secret
Commands:
jerakia secret help [COMMAND] # Describe subcommands or one specific subcommand
To enable encryption, you must specify a provider in /etc/jerakia/jerakia.yaml
The default provider that ships with Jerakia is vault
encryption:
provider: vault
Now Jerakia will load the provider and it’s capabilities are advertised, so we can now see we have encrypt
and decrypt
commands available
# jerakia help secret
Commands:
jerakia secret decrypt <encrypted value> # Decrypt an encrypted value
jerakia secret encrypt <string> # Encrypt a plain text string
jerakia secret help [COMMAND] # Describe subcommands or one specific subcommand
In order to make use of this provider, you must configure the Vault provider.