codenamephp/googlesecretsmanager

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Use secrets from Google Secrets Manager in NEOS CMS

1.0.0 2022-12-10 23:53 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.1
• google/cloud-secret-manager: ^1.9
• neos/flow: ~8.1.0 || ~8.2.0

Requires (Dev)

• neos/buildessentials: ~8.1.0 || ~8.2.0
• phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5
• roave/security-advisories: dev-latest

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README

Installation

Easiest way is via composer. Just run composer require codenamephp/neos.googleSecretsManager in your cli which should install the latest version for you.

Usage

Just install the package. It registers itself and hooks into the loading of the settings and replaces the settings with your secrets according to your configuration.

Configuration

The configuration is done via the GoogleSecretsManager.yaml file. The following example shows an example configuration:

CodenamePHP:
  GoogleSecretsManager:
    credentials: '%FLOW_PATH_ROOT%/path-to-google-auth.json'
    project: 'my project'

    secrets:
      db_password:
        path: Neos.Flow.persistence.backendOptions.password
      db_user: Neos.Flow.persistence.backendOptions.user

All configuration is done under the CodenamePHP.GoogleSecretsManager key.

Properties

enabled

Type: boolean

A boolean to switch the replacement on or off. This is useful if you want to disable the replacement in development for example.

credentials

Type: string

The credentials key is the path to the google auth json file or the decoded json itself. You can get this file from the google cloud console. This can also be omitted to make the client look for the credentials in the environment variables.

Make sure the credentials have access to the secret manager AND the payload of each secret.

project

Type: string

The project key is the name of the project you want to access. This is the name you see in the google cloud console and can be overwritten per secret in case some secrets are in a different project.

secrets

Type: array

The secrets key is an array of secrets. The key is the name of the secret in the google secrets manager and the has a long and a short form:

Long Form

Type: object

In the long form the secret is an object with the following properties:

• path - The path to the setting in the settings array. This can be a dot separated path to a nested setting. If the setting does not exist it will be created.
• project (optional) - The project to use for this secret. If not set the global project will be used.
• name (optional) - The name of the secret in the google secrets manager. If this is omitted the key of the secret is used as the name.
• version (optional) - The version of the secret to load. This is optional and defaults to latest. This can be used to load older versions of the secret.

Short Form

Type: string

In the short form the value is the path to the setting you want to replace. The path is a dot separated path to the setting.