CyberArk is an identity and access manager offering a wide set of identity security capabilities. You can use it to submit Workload Automation jobs without specifying any passwords, which are retrieved from the CyberArk vault. How it can be integrated with Workload Automation? Simply by using 2 files:
The CyberArkVault library file allows you to retrieve the password for a specific user from CyberArk. The password is not stored locally on the Workload Automation workstation, but retrieved from CyberArk while the Workload Automation job is running. There are 2 types of integration methods:
6. Edit the CyberArk.ini properties file 7. Restart the agent witn StartUpLwa command. 8. Add the necessary accounts in CyberArk, using the dedicated interface Job Definitions There are 2 types of jobs that are eligible to run with CyberArk integration:
then specify a user by using a query syntax as the follow: section_name::parameter_name=parameter_value
You can specify the CyberArk user and then using the syntax for password type: ${agent:password.<username>} or you can specify a user by using a query syntax as the follow: section_name::parameter_name=parameter_value; Query Syntax building User Syntax: section_name::parameter_name=parameter_value;... By using the above query user syntax it’s possible to build some examples as follows: Authors Bio
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