- Overview
- Module Description - What the module does and why it is useful
- Setup - The basics of getting started with sslcertificate
- Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
- Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
- Development - Guide for contributing to the module
Puppet Module to manage Windows certificates.
This sslcertificate module will allow you to install and remove your certificates on Windows machines. It can manage pfx, cer, crt and pem certificates.
The module is based/uses code from the following module:
- voxpupuli-puppet-sslcertificate: https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-sslcertificate
Although we borrowed the powershell scripts from voxpupuli, this module does not yet support all certificate types that voxpupuli does. This module uses Hiera to install certificates so you will have to convert your certificate file to a Base64 string.
It is also possible to list all Local Machine certificates using:
- puppet resource sslcertificate
- puppet resource sslcertificate
This module requires:
If you want to manage pem certificates, you will need OpenSSL.
OpenSSL.Light can be installed from this module by including the following code: include sslcertificate
.
This module will install certificates into your Windows key stores. It is also possible to remove certificates.
To install a certificate in the My directory of the LocalMachine root store:
sslcertificate { '<certificate_name>' :
ensure => 'present'
path => 'LocalMachine\<store>\<thumbprint>',
password => '<password>',
format => '<format>',
exportable => true,
certificate_content => '<certificate_content>'
}
This module accepts the following parameters:
Type: string
Default: 'present'
Values: 'present' or 'absent'
Description: This is to determine if a certifcate needs to be installed or removed.
Type: string
Default: nil
Values: Any valid certificate path but always starts with LocalMachine. (LocalMachine<store><thumbprint>
Description: This is the path where the certifcate will be installed. The thumbprint is always 40 hexidecimal uppercase characters.
Type: string
Default: 'dummy'
Values: Any valid password or passphrase, including spaces.
Description: Only use a password if the certificate is password protected.
Type: string
Default: nil
Values: 'cer', 'crt' or 'pfx'
Description: This is the format of the certificate.
Type: boolean
Default: true
Values: true or false
Description: Sets the key to be exportable.
Type: string
Default: nil
Values: Plaintext value to create the certificate
Description: This contains the certifcate content to create the certificate file that will be imported.
To install a certificate in an alternative directory:
sslcertificate { 'certificate_pfx:' :
ensure => 'present',
path => 'LocalMachine\CA\C50BE50FCF7AF3E7D42C21A349D6153551D50F2A',
format => 'pfx',
password => 'the cow jumped over the moon',
certificate_content => 'MIIGzzCCBLegAwIBAgIEATE3FzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBhMQswCQYDVQQGEwJO
ovEj8FQY2pHm4qISNjQcSF86aNzIGn84hbsCDmJ8VeeoUAOhUaCwn38kquDSCaeQ
Y3EVQGaRWS5eLJEFireJ8ABWmVKNOf2q+p9DZIhU2KefmKmeED9icW8sUMy9Mfpz
B8lFPm+xqlsIm0LbGTuzN6g5fNgy+73PiME6qnYDkmXeZ3+qDpn/pTGHj986cR7Z
/dgPkADVTzhhPOgUSaUW2/AEgOMPJyOmw5YpxgjxkIdcnvzgQc3y3zqj56vGx7Sa
xLtMvKTEtFFMDMBZHUkiBOfyOaTEA5Bmbn0p6DyGNMu1a4MgDun7hxtG74Ao8DDe
ejkB6QA+v4qzlHk+clOyHFyNJ9BUc70kmv9AWM4DLYX5cUGgMiJObh07DjGQrcRo
XHpiIw4GzrOv7zZrpZ2Y5Roi86cJyrsaAENr69NZ56Heqamsv4jvyJMVOUyWw+qb
l409YpY9zs9PyeP2WLK3rIH3hQ=='
}
To remove a certificate:
sslcertificate { 'any_certificate' :
ensure => 'absent',
path => 'LocalMachine\CA\C50BE50FCF7AF3E7D42C21A349D6153551D50F2A
}
- sslcertificate
This module works on:
- Windows 2008 R2
- Windows 2012 R2
- Windows 2016
- Windows 2019
You can contribute by submitting issues, providing feedback and joining the discussions.
Go to: https://github.com/kpn-puppet/puppet-kpn-sslcertificate
If you want to fix bugs, add new features etc:
- Fork it
- Create a feature branch ( git checkout -b my-new-feature )
- Apply your changes and update rspec tests
- Run rspec tests ( bundle exec rake spec )
- Commit your changes ( git commit -am 'Added some feature' )
- Push to the branch ( git push origin my-new-feature )
- Create new Pull Request