I'm not sure what you specifically want to do, but from a developer's perspective, you'll probably be more concerned with retrieving passwords instead of onboarding or managing them. For .NET developers, we provide a DLL that provides classes you can easily implement in code to securely retrieve your secrets using attributes for authentication instead of a secret. Otherwise, we provide the same solution where retrieval can be the same over a REST API or we can slide right into a middleware server such as WebSphere, WebLogic, TomCat, and JBoss and not need any code changes at all in your JVM apps.
This is very useful for our company as just looking to using Ansible for our Windows estate and CyberArk integration is key requirement Ansible/Tower must meet. What version of CyberArk is this video based on and is that a requirement for integration?
This was demonstrated on CyberArk v10.2, but doesn't have any version requirements. As long as you own a license for our Centralized Credential Provider, you're good to go!
Local providers are more directed at Tier 0/1 applications that require a six sigma uptime. By being local, we can persist a network failure from the network around the application server. As long as the application is still stable as a service, we can still serve it the secrets it needs to commit transactions, continue the business, and make sure the lights stay on.
The best part of this video is when I'm so confident it'll start chugging away "any second now" and it's a minute later that it actually does! X-D
It is a very nice tutorial !!
Great Video !! Huge Respect.
Are there any NuGet packages to make accessing CyberArk easier? I am using C#/.Net.
I'm not sure what you specifically want to do, but from a developer's perspective, you'll probably be more concerned with retrieving passwords instead of onboarding or managing them. For .NET developers, we provide a DLL that provides classes you can easily implement in code to securely retrieve your secrets using attributes for authentication instead of a secret. Otherwise, we provide the same solution where retrieval can be the same over a REST API or we can slide right into a middleware server such as WebSphere, WebLogic, TomCat, and JBoss and not need any code changes at all in your JVM apps.
Thank you Joe for this video.. May I request you to make video on to manage auto logon windows registry password management with CPM in cyberark.
Hi Joe, so am I right in my understanding that - Ansible VAULTLinux Machine?
It would be: Linux Ansible Conjur/CCP Vault
This is very useful for our company as just looking to using Ansible for our Windows estate and CyberArk integration is key requirement Ansible/Tower must meet. What version of CyberArk is this video based on and is that a requirement for integration?
This was demonstrated on CyberArk v10.2, but doesn't have any version requirements. As long as you own a license for our Centralized Credential Provider, you're good to go!
I can see you were using both CCP and local credential provider. I am still not understand why we needed local provider?
Local providers are more directed at Tier 0/1 applications that require a six sigma uptime. By being local, we can persist a network failure from the network around the application server. As long as the application is still stable as a service, we can still serve it the secrets it needs to commit transactions, continue the business, and make sure the lights stay on.