LDAP.

Image description

This is a LDAP server used for demoing Elastisearch Shield security plugins. It comes with a pre-configured base of users & groups:

• The dn: ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co group : is the ES cluster administrator group
• The dn: ou=Marvels,dc=elastic,dc=cogroup : is the Marvel UI users group
• The dn: ou=Watcher,dc=elastic,dc=cogroup : is the Watcher manager group

Installation

$ docker pull bahaaldine/docker-ldap

Demo

A Docker Compose demo project is available under the example folder

Running as a standalone container

$ docker run -d -p 389:389 --name ldap -t bahaaldine/docker-ldap

• 389 : LDAP listening port

Running as part of a Docker Compose application

ldap1:
  hostname: local.ldap.elastic.co
  image: bahaaldine/docker-ldap
  volumes:
    - "files:/tmp/files"
  ports:
    - "389:389"

The volumes section lets you map host directory to container directories, here, the more.ldif files:

• front.ldif: allows to add groups to the LDAP
• more.ldif: allows to add users to the LDAP

Verify the data inside the ldap database

Use ldapsearch to check the data,

$ docker exec -it ldap bash
# ldapsearch -H ldap://localhost -LL -b ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co -x
version: 1

dn: ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co
objectClass: organizationalUnit
ou: Users

dn: cn=bahaaldine,ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
.....

Important data

The admin user/passwd and BaseDN list below

LDAP username                  : cn=admin,dc=elastic,dc=co
cn=admin,dc=elastic,dc=co's password : password
Account BaseDN                 [DC=168,DC=56,DC=153:49154]: ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co
Group BaseDN                   [ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co]:

Customize your own data

You can create for your own by checking files/more.ldif

dn: cn=Shay Banon,ou=Users,dc=elastic,dc=co
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
cn: Shay Banon
sn: Banon
uid: sbanon
userpassword: ShayBanon
description: the dude abides
ou: IT

The file will be added by command

ldapadd -x -D cn=admin,dc=elastic,dc=co -w password -c -f more.ldif

Building the Docker image

You can use the shipped Makefile to build the image, exemple:

make all

Available arguments:

• build: build the docker image
• tag_latest: tag version to latest version
• all: apply build and tag_latest