Module codeflare_sdk.cluster.auth
The auth sub-module contains the definitions for the Authentication objects, which represent
the methods by which a user can authenticate to their cluster(s). The abstract class, Authentication,
contains two required methods login() and logout(). Users can use one of the existing concrete classes to
authenticate to their cluster or add their own custom concrete classes here.
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"""
The auth sub-module contains the definitions for the Authentication objects, which represent
the methods by which a user can authenticate to their cluster(s). The abstract class, `Authentication`,
contains two required methods `login()` and `logout()`. Users can use one of the existing concrete classes to
authenticate to their cluster or add their own custom concrete classes here.
"""
import abc
import openshift as oc
from openshift import OpenShiftPythonException
class Authentication(metaclass=abc.ABCMeta):
"""
An abstract class that defines the necessary methods for authenticating to a remote environment.
Specifically, this class defines the need for a `login()` and a `logout()` function.
"""
def login(self):
"""
Method for logging in to a remote cluster.
"""
pass
def logout(self):
"""
Method for logging out of the remote cluster.
"""
pass
class TokenAuthentication(Authentication):
"""
`TokenAuthentication` is a subclass of `Authentication`. It can be used to authenticate to an OpenShift
cluster when the user has an API token and the API server address.
"""
def __init__(self, token: str = None, server: str = None, skip_tls: bool = False):
"""
Initialize a TokenAuthentication object that requires a value for `token`, the API Token
and `server`, the API server address for authenticating to an OpenShift cluster.
"""
self.token = token
self.server = server
self.skip_tls = skip_tls
def login(self) -> str:
"""
This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's API token and API server address.
Depending on the cluster, a user can choose to login in with "--insecure-skip-tls-verify` by setting `skip_tls`
to `True`.
"""
args = [f"--token={self.token}", f"--server={self.server}"]
if self.skip_tls:
args.append("--insecure-skip-tls-verify")
try:
response = oc.invoke("login", args)
except OpenShiftPythonException as osp: # pragma: no cover
error_msg = osp.result.err()
if "The server uses a certificate signed by unknown authority" in error_msg:
return "Error: certificate auth failure, please set `skip_tls=True` in TokenAuthentication"
elif "invalid" in error_msg:
raise PermissionError(error_msg)
else:
return error_msg
return response.out()
def logout(self) -> str:
"""
This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster.
"""
args = [f"--token={self.token}", f"--server={self.server}"]
response = oc.invoke("logout", args)
return response.out()
class PasswordUserAuthentication(Authentication):
"""
`PasswordUserAuthentication` is a subclass of `Authentication`. It can be used to authenticate to an OpenShift
cluster when the user has a username and password.
"""
def __init__(
self,
username: str = None,
password: str = None,
):
"""
Initialize a PasswordUserAuthentication object that requires a value for `username`
and `password` for authenticating to an OpenShift cluster.
"""
self.username = username
self.password = password
def login(self) -> str:
"""
This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's `username` and `password`.
"""
response = oc.login(self.username, self.password)
return response.out()
def logout(self) -> str:
"""
This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster.
"""
response = oc.invoke("logout")
return response.out()
Classes
class Authentication-
An abstract class that defines the necessary methods for authenticating to a remote environment. Specifically, this class defines the need for a
login()and alogout()function.Expand source code
class Authentication(metaclass=abc.ABCMeta): """ An abstract class that defines the necessary methods for authenticating to a remote environment. Specifically, this class defines the need for a `login()` and a `logout()` function. """ def login(self): """ Method for logging in to a remote cluster. """ pass def logout(self): """ Method for logging out of the remote cluster. """ passSubclasses
Methods
def login(self)-
Method for logging in to a remote cluster.
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def login(self): """ Method for logging in to a remote cluster. """ pass def logout(self)-
Method for logging out of the remote cluster.
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def logout(self): """ Method for logging out of the remote cluster. """ pass
class PasswordUserAuthentication (username: str = None, password: str = None)-
PasswordUserAuthenticationis a subclass ofAuthentication. It can be used to authenticate to an OpenShift cluster when the user has a username and password.Initialize a PasswordUserAuthentication object that requires a value for
usernameandpasswordfor authenticating to an OpenShift cluster.Expand source code
class PasswordUserAuthentication(Authentication): """ `PasswordUserAuthentication` is a subclass of `Authentication`. It can be used to authenticate to an OpenShift cluster when the user has a username and password. """ def __init__( self, username: str = None, password: str = None, ): """ Initialize a PasswordUserAuthentication object that requires a value for `username` and `password` for authenticating to an OpenShift cluster. """ self.username = username self.password = password def login(self) -> str: """ This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's `username` and `password`. """ response = oc.login(self.username, self.password) return response.out() def logout(self) -> str: """ This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster. """ response = oc.invoke("logout") return response.out()Ancestors
Methods
def login(self) ‑> str-
This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's
usernameandpassword.Expand source code
def login(self) -> str: """ This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's `username` and `password`. """ response = oc.login(self.username, self.password) return response.out() def logout(self) ‑> str-
This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster.
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def logout(self) -> str: """ This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster. """ response = oc.invoke("logout") return response.out()
class TokenAuthentication (token: str = None, server: str = None, skip_tls: bool = False)-
TokenAuthenticationis a subclass ofAuthentication. It can be used to authenticate to an OpenShift cluster when the user has an API token and the API server address.Initialize a TokenAuthentication object that requires a value for
token, the API Token andserver, the API server address for authenticating to an OpenShift cluster.Expand source code
class TokenAuthentication(Authentication): """ `TokenAuthentication` is a subclass of `Authentication`. It can be used to authenticate to an OpenShift cluster when the user has an API token and the API server address. """ def __init__(self, token: str = None, server: str = None, skip_tls: bool = False): """ Initialize a TokenAuthentication object that requires a value for `token`, the API Token and `server`, the API server address for authenticating to an OpenShift cluster. """ self.token = token self.server = server self.skip_tls = skip_tls def login(self) -> str: """ This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's API token and API server address. Depending on the cluster, a user can choose to login in with "--insecure-skip-tls-verify` by setting `skip_tls` to `True`. """ args = [f"--token={self.token}", f"--server={self.server}"] if self.skip_tls: args.append("--insecure-skip-tls-verify") try: response = oc.invoke("login", args) except OpenShiftPythonException as osp: # pragma: no cover error_msg = osp.result.err() if "The server uses a certificate signed by unknown authority" in error_msg: return "Error: certificate auth failure, please set `skip_tls=True` in TokenAuthentication" elif "invalid" in error_msg: raise PermissionError(error_msg) else: return error_msg return response.out() def logout(self) -> str: """ This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster. """ args = [f"--token={self.token}", f"--server={self.server}"] response = oc.invoke("logout", args) return response.out()Ancestors
Methods
def login(self) ‑> str-
This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's API token and API server address. Depending on the cluster, a user can choose to login in with "–insecure-skip-tls-verify
by settingskip_tls` toTrue.Expand source code
def login(self) -> str: """ This function is used to login to an OpenShift cluster using the user's API token and API server address. Depending on the cluster, a user can choose to login in with "--insecure-skip-tls-verify` by setting `skip_tls` to `True`. """ args = [f"--token={self.token}", f"--server={self.server}"] if self.skip_tls: args.append("--insecure-skip-tls-verify") try: response = oc.invoke("login", args) except OpenShiftPythonException as osp: # pragma: no cover error_msg = osp.result.err() if "The server uses a certificate signed by unknown authority" in error_msg: return "Error: certificate auth failure, please set `skip_tls=True` in TokenAuthentication" elif "invalid" in error_msg: raise PermissionError(error_msg) else: return error_msg return response.out() def logout(self) ‑> str-
This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster.
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def logout(self) -> str: """ This function is used to logout of an OpenShift cluster. """ args = [f"--token={self.token}", f"--server={self.server}"] response = oc.invoke("logout", args) return response.out()