An intuitive, full-featured, Javascript CRUD interface to the Splunk storage/passwords REST endpoint. If you're an app developer looking to securely store passwords for API's, Custom Alert Actions, Modular Inputs or to access any resource that requires a password, this is your tool! Create, update, delete, view passwords, change permissions, sharing and app scope. Ditch your curl commands and upgrade to this simple to use interface.
To store passwords the user must have the admin_all_objects
capability enabled within an assigned role. To read passwords a user must have list_storage_passwords
capabilty enabled within an assigned role.
The Credential Management dashboard provides a CRUD interface to create, update and delete credentials to be used within Splunk apps.
Simply click the create button to reveal the credential creation form.
Fill out the form specifying a username, password and optionally a realm. The realm can be used as a descriptor for the credential or left blank; e.g., prod or dev. The form will populate with sane defaults for owner, read users, write users, app scope and sharing. You can update them to whatever you like, including the target app context, before you hit create.
Once created, the dashboard will be refreshed automatically.
Right click on a table entry to reveal a context menu that allows you to update the credential.
Alternatively, you can click the detail view (plus icon) in the table to update the credential.
The update form will be rendered under the selected row in the table. You can change the password, any of the permissions or the app context when updating. The realm is the only field that cannot be changed. This is a limitation of the storage/passwords REST endpoint, not the app. You don't have to set the password to update the ACL's on the credential or move between apps. Simply choose new permissions or app scope and hit update.
Right click on a table entry to reveal a context menu that allows you to delete the credential.
Alternatively, select any individual credential or select all using the checkbox in the header column and press the delte button.
Click the eye icon to view the plain text password.
Please see this awesome blog post on using your newly stored credentials. When all else fails, dig into dev.splunk.com for more details.
Some of the components included in REST storage/passwords Manager App for Splunk are licensed under free or open source licenses. We wish to thank the contributors to those projects.
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