Get an instance of Shibboleth SP and Idp up and running using Vagrant and Puppet.
Before you start, ensure you have VirtualBox and Vagrant installed and working.
- Install librarian-puppet installed to manage puppet modules.
- Install Vagrant landrush plugin to manage DNS entries
git clone https://github.com/ssejourne/shibboleth-vagrant.gitcd shibboleth-vagrant/puppet-contrib && librarian-puppet update && cd ..vagrant up
That's it! The VM will be created and Puppet will download and configure shibboleth for you.
You can check to make sure everything worked by visiting: https://shibboleth-idp.vagrant.dev/idp/status
Test it by starting to log in https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/secure
- URLs
- URLs
- https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/secure : Content we want to secure (apache defined)
- https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/Shibboleth.sso/Login : Content we want to secure (shibd defined)
- https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/Shibboleth.sso/Metadata : SP Metadata generator
- https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/Shibboleth.sso/Status : Display SP status
- https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/Shibboleth.sso/Session : Display SP sessions
- https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/Shibboleth.sso/DiscoveryFeed : ...
The ldap is on the ha-proxy server and accounts can be managed with an LDAP Account Manager on shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev
- URL (LDAP Account Manager) : https://shibboleth-sp.vagrant.dev/lam
- LDAP Account Manager admin user : lam / lam
- LDAP Manager : admin / vagrant
- Logins password are login with '123' at the end
- Graphite + collectd + jmxtrans
- URLs
- http://monitor.vagrant.dev/dashboard/ : Dashboards
- http://monitor.vagrant.dev/render?target=collectd.ha-proxy_vagrant_dev.interface-eth1.*.*&format=csv : Export some data in CSV (or &format=json for JSON)