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The LDAP Password Rotation Service offers a lambda function that integrates with AWS Secrets Manager and can update the user password to a new random password and update it in AWS Secrets Manager.

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LdapPasswordRotationService

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The LDAP Password Rotation Service offers a lambda function that integrates with AWS Secrets Manager and can update the user password to a new random password and update it in AWS Secrets Manager.

The AWS Lambda Function expects to receive a key/value (JSON) secret from AWS Secrets Manager, with a field with the user in which the password should be rotated and the current password. The username has to be the user principal name used to authenticate with LDAP.

Quick Start

You'll need to have Python (>=3.7) with pipenv, NodeJS (>=16) with npm (>=8) installed, and AWS CLI.

Optional: Make

  1. Make sure your default AWS credentials are configured to the environment where you want to deploy this project
  2. Update the config file for the environment (located in the config folder) you want to deploy
    1. config/serverless.dev.yml for the development environment
  3. Setup the project
    1. make setup
  4. Deploy the project
    1. Run make deploy stage=dev to deploy with the config/serverless.dev.yml configurations
  5. Create AWS Secrets Manager secret
aws secretsmanager create-secret \
    --name MyTestSecret \
    --description "My test secret created with the CLI." \
    --secret-string "{\"username\":\"example@example.com\",\"password\":\"EXAMPL3-P4ssw0rd\"}"
  1. Create secret rotation
aws secretsmanager rotate-secret \
    --secret-id MyTestSecret \
    --rotation-lambda-arn arn:aws:lambda:eu-central-1:1234566789012:function:LdapPasswordRotation-dev-app \
    --rotation-rules "{\"ScheduleExpression\": \"rate(10 days)\"}"
  1. Check that the secret has a rotation lambda configured

    1. aws secretsmanager describe-secret --secret-id MyTestSecret
  2. Check that your secret password was rotated

    1. aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id MyTestSecret

Make commands

We have a Makefile file with targets to:

  • Setup the project make setup
  • Test make test or make test-log
  • Deploy make deploy --stage=dev/qa/prod
  • Undeploy make undeploy --stage=dev/qa/prod

In case you don't have Make you can still open our Makefile and run the commands manually.

How to setup and test

  1. Run make setup to build and setup your local environment
  2. Run make test to test or make test-log to test and print the execution logs.

How to Deploy

  1. Update the config file for the environment (located in the config folder) you want to deploy.
    1. config/serverless.dev.yml for the development environment
  2. Run make deploy stage=dev|qa|prod to deploy to dev, qa or prod environment.

FAQ

  • The password isn't updating:
    • Go to AWS > Lambda > Functions > LdapPasswordRotation
      • Open Monitoring > "View CloudWatch logs"
        • Error Message: check_inputs: Invalid character in
          • Check if your current user or password has any of the EXCLUDE_CHARACTERS
          • Update the EXCLUDE_CHARACTERS rules to your needs
        • Error Message: setSecret: Failed to update the password
          • Some AD systems limit how often you can rotate the password. For example, you might not be able to change it more than once a day.

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