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Getting credentials
araman-m edited this page Feb 18, 2023
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so you create a new env , it looks up from AWS console but how do you connect on it ? You are at the right place
Get the following elements
- AWS primary region (that is the same as TF(Terraform) variable)
- Secrets Manager splunk_admin arn (that is a output of Terraform apply)
- Secrets Manager splunk_ssh_key arn (also output from Terraform)
- Get credentials from AWS admin that will allow you to fetch these elements
- clone repo locally or at least download getmycredentials.sh from
./getmycredentials.sh us-east-1 arn:aws:secretsmanager:us-east-1:nnnnnnnnnxxx:secret:splunk_admin_pwd20230211111111111111-XXXXX arn:aws:secretsmanager:us-east-1:nnnnnnnnxxx:secret:splunk_ssh_key202302111111111111111-XXXXX
if you created the environment manually or by important a backup, then some or all of the secrets will either be not existing or empty
- Home
- Backups
- Local-backups
- Customizing-backup-settings
- Externalizing-backups
- splunkconf‐backup-cost-optimisation-with-tag-and-frequency
- Remote-Mounted-FS
- Setting-up-ssh-keys-for-rsync-rcp-modes
- Remote-backup-via-RCP-on-remote-directory
- Rsync-over-SSH-for-DRP-purpose-between-2-Splunk-hosts
- Backups-logs
- Debugging-backups
- Know-issues
- Restoring-backups
link to repository link to splunkbase app