This plugin enables ldap authentication for the Azkaban workflow manager (https://azkaban.github.io/)
This plugin is work in progress, configuration options may change.
Build the plugin
gradle build
and place the created jar from ./build/libs into the ./extlib folder of Azkaban (see also http://azkaban.github.io/azkaban/docs/latest/#custom-usermanager) for details.
In your azkaban.properties file set the UserManager to the new Ldap one:
user.manager.class=net.researchgate.azkaban.LdapUserManager
The following configuration options are currently available:
user.manager.ldap.host=ldap.example.com
user.manager.ldap.port=636
user.manager.ldap.useSsl=true
user.manager.ldap.userBase=dc=example,dc=com
user.manager.ldap.userIdProperty=uid
user.manager.ldap.emailProperty=mail
user.manager.ldap.bindAccount=cn=read-only-admin,dc=example,dc=com
user.manager.ldap.bindPassword=password
user.manager.ldap.allowedGroups=azkaban-ldap-group
user.manager.ldap.groupSearchBase=ou=Groups,dc=example,dc=com
user.manager.ldap.embeddedGroups=false
Some LDAP schemas return the list of groups to which a DN belongs as a
memberOf attribute. To use that group list, set
user.manager.ldap.embeddedGroups=true. Note: the lookup will be
case-sensitive.
To release a new version you need to set the property "githubToken" in your "gradle.proeprties" inside your gradle home directory that is usually "~/.gradle/". If the "gradle.properties" file doesn't exists you need to create it.
The token can be created under https://github.com/settings/tokens. And an example of the config is like:
If this is done you can run the release task in gradle.
gradle release