Misc updates to security and configuration documentation
- Improve docs on ARA_ENV - Refresh outdated defaults - Fix broken link on ara-web git repo Change-Id: Ib882dc7415cc7b50f35a3a6bfbf1bc0fbe401dc8
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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ For more details, click on the configuration parameters.
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| Environment Variable | Usage | default |
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+================================+======================================================+==========================================+
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| ARA_BASE_DIR_ | Default directory for storing data and configuration | ``~/.ara`` |
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| ARA_BASE_DIR_ | Default directory for storing data and configuration | ``~/.ara/server`` |
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+--------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+
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| ARA_SETTINGS_ | Path to an ara-server configuration file | ``None`` |
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+--------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+
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+--------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+
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| ARA_WRITE_LOGIN_REQUIRED_ | Whether authentication is required for writing data | ``False`` |
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+--------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+
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| ARA_ENV_ | Environment to load configuration for | ``default`` |
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| ARA_ENV_ | Environment to load configuration for | ``development`` |
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+--------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+
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| ARA_LOG_LEVEL_ | Log level of the different components | ``INFO`` |
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+--------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+
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- **Environment variable**: ``ARA_BASE_DIR``
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- **Configuration file variable**: ``BASE_DIR``
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- **Type**: ``string``
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- **Default**: ``~/.ara``
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- **Default**: ``~/.ara/server``
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The directory where data will be stored by default.
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Changing this location influences the default root directory for the
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``ARA_STATIC_ROOT`` and ``ARA_DATABASE_NAME`` parameters.
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This is also the default location where the configuration template
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(``default_config.yaml``) is generated by ARA.
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This is also used to determine the location where the default configuration
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file, ``settings.yaml``, will be generated by ara-server.
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ARA_SETTINGS
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~~~~~~~~~~~~
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@ -102,10 +102,10 @@ ARA_SETTINGS
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- **Provided by**: dynaconf_
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Location of an ara-server configuration file to load settings from.
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``ara-server`` generates a default configuration template at ``~/.ara/server/default_config.yaml``
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that you can use to get started.
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``ara-server`` generates a default configuration file at
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``~/.ara/server/settings.yaml`` that you can use to get started.
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Note that while the configuration template is in YAML by default, it is possible
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Note that while the configuration file is in YAML by default, it is possible
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to have configuration files written in ``ini``, ``json`` and ``toml`` as well.
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Settings and configuration parsing in ara-server is provided by the dynaconf_
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- **Environment variable**: ``ARA_ENV``
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- **Configuration file variable**: None, this variable defines which section of a configuration file is loaded.
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- **Type**: ``string``
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- **Default**: ``default``
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- **Default**: ``development``
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- **Provided by**: dynaconf_
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If you are using ara-server in different environments and would like keep your
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@ -128,22 +128,42 @@ environment's settings.
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For example::
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# Increase verbosity and debugging for the "dev" environment
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dev:
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LOG_LEVEL: DEBUG
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DEBUG: TRUE
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SECRET_KEY: dev
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# Make sure we're not running DEBUG in production and use standard verbosity.
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production:
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# Default settings are used only when not provided in the environments
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default:
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READ_LOGIN_REQUIRED: false
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WRITE_LOGIN_REQUIRED: false
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LOG_LEVEL: INFO
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DEBUG: FALSE
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DEBUG: false
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# Increase verbosity and debugging for the default development environment
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development:
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LOG_LEVEL: DEBUG
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DEBUG: true
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SECRET_KEY: dev
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# Enable write authentication when using the production environment
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production:
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WRITE_LOGIN_REQUIRED: true
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SECRET_KEY: prod
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In order to use the settings from the "dev" environment, you would set
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``ARA_ENV`` to ``dev``.
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With the example above, loading the development environment would yield the
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following settings:
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- READ_LOGIN_REQUIRED: ``false``
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- WRITE_LOGIN_REQUIRED: ``false``
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- LOG_LEVEL: ``DEBUG``
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- DEBUG: ``true``
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- SECRET_KEY: ``dev``
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Another approach to environment-specific configuration is to use
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``ARA_SETTINGS`` and keep your settings in different files instead.
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``ARA_SETTINGS`` and keep your settings in different files such as ``dev.yaml``
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or ``prod.yaml`` instead.
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.. tip::
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If it does not exist, ara-server will generate a default configuration
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file at ``~/.ara/server/settings.yaml``.
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This generated file sets up all the configuration keys in the **default**
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environment.
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This lets users override only the parameters they are interested in for
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specific environments.
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ARA_READ_LOGIN_REQUIRED
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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@ -249,10 +269,8 @@ ARA_CORS_ORIGIN_WHITELIST
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Hosts in the whitelist for `Cross-Origin Resource Sharing <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-origin_resource_sharing>`_.
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This setting is typically used in order to allow the API and a web interface
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(*such as ara-web_*) to talk to each other.
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.. _ara-web: https://github.com/openstack/ara-web
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This setting is typically used in order to allow the API and a web client
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(such as `ara-web <https://github.com/openstack/ara-web>`_) to talk to each other.
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ARA_ALLOWED_HOSTS
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The name of the database.
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When using sqlite, this is the absolute path to the sqlite database file.
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When using drivers such as MySQL or Postgresql, it's the name of the database.
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When using drivers such as MySQL or PostgreSQL, it's the name of the database.
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ARA_DATABASE_USER
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Authentication and security
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===========================
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ara-server ships with a default configuration that privileges simplicity and
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lets users get started quickly.
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ara-server ships with a default configuration that emphasizes simplicity to
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let users get started quickly.
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By default:
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