vault: Interacting with HashiCorp Vault | Enterprise OPA

The vault functions allow you to interact with HashiCorp Vault in a more direct, request-oriented manner than the EKM plugin.

vault.send

Example usage

If the secret secret/this/is/a/test stored in vault is a single key-value pair of foo=bar, then this could be queried as follows:

secret := vault.send({
  "address": "http://127.0.0.1:8200",
  "token": "devonlytoken",
  "kv2_get": {
    "mount_path": "secret",
    "path": "this/is/a/test"
  }
}) # => {"data": {"foo": "bar"}}

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
address	String	Yes		Address of Vault server to send request to.
token	String	Yes		Token to use for authentication.
cache	Bool	No	false	Cache the results of queries.
cache_duration	Integer	No	60	Duration (in seconds) to keep cached query results.
raise_error	Bool	No	true	See Errors

Errors

By default—and if raise_error is true—then an error returned will halt policy evaluation.

If raise_error is false, then the response object contains the error in an error key instead of its usual response.

{
  "error": ...
}

Utility methods

Enterprise OPA comes with helper methods for using this builtin, and take its configuration from the environment variables VAULT_ADDRESS and VAULT_TOKEN: vault.secret and vault.secret_opts.

Both of these methods are available in Enterprise OPA at data.system.eopa.utils.vault.v1.env.

package example

import data.system.eopa.utils.vault.v1.env as vault

example_1 := vault.secret("secret/this/is/a/secret") # => {"foo": "bar"}

If you need to override the address or token and still want to use the convenient wrapper, use this:

package example

import data.system.eopa.utils.vault.v1.env as vault

vault_secret(path) := result {
	result := vault.secret(path) with vault.override.address as "localhost"
		with vault.override.token as "dev-token-2"
}

example_2 := vault_secret("secret/this/is/a/secret")

Full control over the caching and error raising behavior is exposed via secret_opts:

package example

import data.system.eopa.utils.vault.v1.env as vault

example_3 := vault.secret_opts("a/b/c/d", {"cache": true, "cache_duration": "10s", "raise_error": false})