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Some major changes: * the charm has been rebased (from a Python perspective) to be rooted in the charm directory. This is a single root. * Imports have been changed so that the don't add lots of imports to the namespace of the module doing the import. * The code that used to run at module import time has been made lazy such that it only has to run if the relevant functions are called. This includes restart_on_change parameters, the harden function and the parameters to the guard_map. Appropriate changes will be submitted to charm-helpers. * Several tests had to be re-written as (incorrect) mocking meant that text fixtures didn't actually match what the code was doing. Thus, the tests were meaningless. * This has had a net positive impact on the unit tests wrt to importing modules and mocking. Change-Id: Id07d9d1caaa9b29453a63c2e49ba831071e9457f
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Juju charm-helpers hardening library
Description
This library provides multiple implementations of system and application hardening that conform to the standards of http://hardening.io/.
Current implementations include:
- OS
- SSH
- MySQL
- Apache
Requirements
- Juju Charms
Usage
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Synchronise this library into your charm and add the harden() decorator (from contrib.hardening.harden) to any functions or methods you want to use to trigger hardening of your application/system.
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Add a config option called 'harden' to your charm config.yaml and set it to a space-delimited list of hardening modules you want to run e.g. "os ssh"
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Override any config defaults (contrib.hardening.defaults) by adding a file called hardening.yaml to your charm root containing the name(s) of the modules whose settings you want override at root level and then any settings with overrides e.g.
os: general: desktop_enable: True
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Now just run your charm as usual and hardening will be applied each time the hook runs.