Examples with ManagedCredentials org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.credentials.ManagedCredentials used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ManagedCredentials

use of org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.credentials.ManagedCredentials in project acceptance-test-harness by jenkinsci.

the class SshSlaveController method install.

@Override
public Future<Slave> install(Jenkins j) {
    ManagedCredentials credential = new ManagedCredentials(j);
    try {
        credential.open();
        if (credential.checkIfCredentialsExist(fingerprint) == null) {
            CredentialsPage cp = new CredentialsPage(j, ManagedCredentials.DEFAULT_DOMAIN);
            SshPrivateKeyCredential sc = cp.add(SshPrivateKeyCredential.class);
            sc.username.set(machine.getUser());
            sc.description.set(fingerprint);
            sc.selectEnterDirectly().privateKey.set(keyPair.readPrivateKey());
            cp.create();
        }
    } catch (IOException e) {
        throw new AssertionError(e);
    }
    final Slave s = create(machine.getPublicIpAddress(), j);
    // Slave is configured, now wait till its online
    return new Future<Slave>() {

        @Override
        public boolean cancel(boolean mayInterruptIfRunning) {
            return false;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean isCancelled() {
            return slaveWaitComplete.get();
        }

        @Override
        public boolean isDone() {
            return slaveWaitComplete.get() || s.isOnline();
        }

        @Override
        public Slave get() throws InterruptedException, ExecutionException {
            waitForOnLineSlave(s, slaveReadyTimeOutInSec);
            return s;
        }

        @Override
        public Slave get(long timeout, TimeUnit unit) throws InterruptedException, ExecutionException, TimeoutException {
            if (unit != TimeUnit.SECONDS) {
                timeout = unit.toSeconds(timeout);
            }
            waitForOnLineSlave(s, (int) timeout);
            return s;
        }
    };
}

Example 2 with ManagedCredentials

use of org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.credentials.ManagedCredentials in project acceptance-test-harness by jenkinsci.

the class TSRCreateSlaveTest method newSlaveWithExistingCredential.

@Test
@WithPlugins("credentials@2.0.7")
public void newSlaveWithExistingCredential() throws Exception {
    String username = "xyz";
    String description = "SSH Key setup";
    String privateKey = "1212121122121212";
    CredentialsPage c = new CredentialsPage(jenkins, "_");
    c.open();
    SshPrivateKeyCredential sc = c.add(SshPrivateKeyCredential.class);
    sc.username.set(username);
    sc.description.set(description);
    sc.selectEnterDirectly().privateKey.set(privateKey);
    c.create();
    // now verify
    c.open();
    ManagedCredentials mc = new ManagedCredentials(jenkins);
    String href = mc.credentialById("ssh_creds");
    c.setConfigUrl(href);
    verifyValueForCredential(c, sc.username, username);
    verifyValueForCredential(c, sc.selectEnterDirectly().privateKey, privateKey);
    // Just to make sure the dumb slave is set up properly, we should seed it
    // with a FS root and executors
    final DumbSlave s = jenkins.slaves.create(DumbSlave.class);
    SshSlaveLauncher l = s.setLauncher(SshSlaveLauncher.class);
    l.host.set("127.0.0.1");
    l.credentialsId.select(String.format("%s (%s)", username, description));
}

Example 3 with ManagedCredentials

use of org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.credentials.ManagedCredentials in project acceptance-test-harness by jenkinsci.

the class SshSlavesPluginTest method newSlaveWithExistingCredential.

@Test
public void newSlaveWithExistingCredential() throws Exception {
    String username = "xyz";
    String description = "ssh_creds";
    String privateKey = "1212121122121212";
    CredentialsPage c = new CredentialsPage(jenkins, "_");
    c.open();
    SshPrivateKeyCredential sc = c.add(SshPrivateKeyCredential.class);
    sc.username.set(username);
    sc.description.set(description);
    sc.selectEnterDirectly().privateKey.set(privateKey);
    c.create();
    // now verify
    ManagedCredentials mc = new ManagedCredentials(jenkins);
    String href = mc.credentialById("ssh_creds");
    c.setConfigUrl(href);
    verifyValueForCredential(c, sc.username, username);
    // See https://jenkins.io/doc/developer/security/secrets/#secrets-and-configuration-forms, available from Jenkins 2.171
    if (jenkins.getVersion().isNewerThan(new VersionNumber("2.170"))) {
        verifyUnexpectedValueForCredential("Credentials in plain text should not be accessible from Web UI", c, sc.selectEnterDirectly().privateKey, privateKey);
    }
    // Just to make sure the dumb slave is set up properly, we should seed it
    // with a FS root and executors
    final DumbSlave s = jenkins.slaves.create(DumbSlave.class);
    SshSlaveLauncher l = s.setLauncher(SshSlaveLauncher.class);
    l.host.set("127.0.0.1");
    l.credentialsId.select(String.format("%s (%s)", username, description));
}