openshift-ipsec

An Ansible role for configuring ipsec to secure communications between nodes of an OpenShift cluster. Role supports Opportunistic & Non-Opportunistic setups.

Forked from: https://github.com/jkupferer/ansible-role-openshift-ipsec

Installation

Clone repo and run from your own playbook

Requirements

Openshift cluster >= 3.11 (tested only on that version) Inventory file with Openshift nodes [nodes], can re-use openshift install file.

IPSec (libreswan based) config allowed (values to be used with ipsec_configuration var):

• opportunistic
• nonopportunistic

This role is read to be used with firewalld (not tested) and iptables (tested). Variable os_firewall_use_firewalld, if loaded openshift install file, would be replaced by default value established at clusters installation time. Otherwise will run iptables config.

The this role runs a task for firewalld as this should be the default with OCP >= 3.7, otherwise the below IPtables example should be used.

Role Variables

Variable	Description	Defaults
ipsec_ca_dir	Directory to store ipsec CA on masters	/etc/ipsec-ca
ipsec_ca_countryName	Default country name value for certificates	Optional
ipsec_ca_stateOrProvinceName	Default state or province value for certificates	Optional
ipsec_ca_localityName	Default locality value for certificates	Optional
ipsec_ca_organizationName	Default organization value for certificates	Optional
ipsec_ca_emailAddress	Default email address value for certificates	Optional
ipsec_ca_key	CA key if one should not be auto-generated	Optional
ipsec_ca_cert	CA cert if one should not be auto-generated	Optional
ipsec_configuration	How IPSec should be configured	nonopportunistic
os_firewall_use_firewalld	Openshift cluster configured with firewalld?	false

Example Playbook

    - name: Play configure IPSEC on Openshift nodes
      hosts: nodes
      become: true
      gather_facts: true

      vars:
        ipsec_configuration: nonopportunistic

      roles:
        - openshift-ipsec

Note: This role also uses Ansible tags:

• Run your playbook with the --list-tags flag for more information.
• Run your playbook with the --list-tasks flag for more information.

License

BSD

Author Information

• Joao Santos ([email protected])
• Kevin Chung ([email protected])
• Johnathan Kupferer ([email protected])
• Freddy Montero ([email protected])