Overview 
JupiterOne provides a managed integration with Openshift. The integration connects directly to Openshift APIs to obtain cluster metadata and analyze resource relationships.
Integration Instance Configuration
Authentication is currently designed to use a Service Account.
Login as admin:
oc login -u system:admin
Create service account:
oc create sa jupiterone oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-user cluster-reader -z jupiterone
Get service account token:
oc serviceaccounts get-token jupiterone
The integration instance configuration requires the cluster address and service account token.
Entities
The following entity resources are ingested when the integration runs:
| Openshift Resource | _type of the Entity | _class of the Entity |
|---|---|---|
| Account | openshift_account |
Account |
| Container | openshift_container |
Task |
| Group | openshift_user_group |
UserGroup |
| Pod | openshift_pod |
Task |
| Project | openshift_project |
Project |
| Route | openshift_route |
Domain |
| Service Account | openshift_service_account |
User |
| Service | openshift_service |
Task |
| User | openshift_user |
User |
Relationships
The following relationships are created/mapped:
| From | Type | To |
|---|---|---|
openshift_account |
HAS | openshift_user_group |
openshift_account |
HAS | openshift_project |
openshift_project |
HAS | openshift_route |
openshift_project |
HAS | openshift_service_account |
openshift_project |
HAS | openshift_service |
openshift_pod |
HAS | openshift_container |
openshift_route |
EXTENDS | openshift_service |
openshift_service |
HAS | openshift_pod |
openshift_user |
ASSIGNED | openshift_user_group |
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