OpenLDAP – SUDO
For anyone using LDAP authentication on Linux hosts, controlling who can be SUDO on VMs via LDAP makes it much easier, control becomes centralised and not host to host, imagine…
For anyone using LDAP authentication on Linux hosts, controlling who can be SUDO on VMs via LDAP makes it much easier, control becomes centralised and not host to host, imagine…
Settings There isn’t much of a secret to configuring GitLab to use LDAP integration, but it doesn’t have a graphical mode, we have to change directly in the configuration files…
Installation The installation of Jenkins for this Lab, initially I did it in Docker, due to lack of resources, with the new server, I created a VM and that’s why…
Groups In Gitlab, projects are grouped into Groups, or optionally into Subgroups: How to use GitLab for Agile portfolio planning and project management At this point I’m going to create…
Default Branch This first configuration is optional, I prefer to work with the default branch as master: SMTP I have a gmail account for my domains and I will configure…
With all the configurations ready, it’s time to create the first structures of our LDAP.This first structure I will create the groups: I will also create a GitLabGroup group, which…
Today in many scenarios, it is much easier to manage permissions if we add users to specific groups and manage permissions, roles, etc. by groups and not user by user.To…
Now I’m going to leave here some steps for extra configurations in OpenLDAP.The first and not least important is the Log, as installed by default, OpenLDAP does not have a…
This step is still optional, for the basic operation of OpenLDAP it is not necessary, but I wanted to have something a little more complete and secure in the integration…
Architecture During the installation and configuration of the services you see below, I realized that even in the lab, user management is starting to become very confusing.That’s why I turned…