Configure OPAL To view the configuration settings for both OPAL-SERVER and OPAL-CLIENT you can do one of: Run the server or client as a CLI - and use the '--help' command OPAL's configuration is based on our very own Confi module, which in turn is based on Decouple, and adds complex value parsing with Pydantic, and command line arguments via Typer Click
opal packages opal-client opal_client config. py at master - GitHub Ignored if INLINE_OPA_ENABLED=False", ) SPLIT_ROOT_DATA = confi bool ( "SPLIT_ROOT_DATA", False, description="Split writing data updates to root path" ) def on_load (self): # LOGGER if self INLINE_OPA_LOG_FORMAT == EngineLogFormat NONE: opal_common_config LOG_MODULE_EXCLUDE_LIST append ("opal_client opa logger") # re-assign to apply to internal
Configuration — Opal documentation - OBiBa Opal can authenticate users by using an existing LDAP or Active Directory server This is done by adding the proper configuration section in the shiro ini file:
Welcome to OPAL | OPAL OPAL is an administration layer for Policy Engines such as Open Policy Agent (OPA), and AWS' Cedar Agent OPAL detects changes to both policy and policy data in realtime, and pushes live updates to your agents - briging open-policy up to the speed needed by live applications
OPAL Configuration Variables Provided on this page is a full list of all the OPAL configuration variabls for the OPAL Client and the OPAL Server
Run the OPAL Client First, download opal client docker image: Then, declare configuration with environment variables: and let's assume we run opa inline with the default options --env OPAL_CLIENT_TOKEN \ --env OPAL_SERVER_URL \ --env OPAL_DATA_TOPICS \ -p 7766:7000 \ -p 8181:8181 \ permitio opal-client
OPA Runner Parameters | OPAL Opal client can be configured to maintain a local backup file, enabling to restore the policy store to its last known state after a restart, even when server is unavailable Use OPAL_OFFLINE_MODE_ENABLED=true to enable storing and loading from backup file