Options for using runajobcli INPLATFORM-383

scripts/README.md

+# Scripts for Secure Agents
+
+This folder is a collection of scripts that may be useful for secure agent deployments.

scripts/extract_runajobcli.sh

+#!/bin/bash
+
+# Script to pull the needed files for runAJobCli from the Secure Agent container
+# to the local directory.  Should probably be run on a regular basis in order
+# to update the libraries.  Was developed for INPLATFORM-383
+
+# After this is run, still need to copy restenv_default and log4j_default files
+# to the regular files, create the logs directory, and set permissions.
+
+# What container should this run on?  It is probably safe to hard code this, but
+# an alternative would be to do a docker ps and pull the correct container
+container_name=
+
+# Directory in the container where runAJobCli lives.
+run_a_job_cli_home=/home/agent/infaagent/apps/runAJobCli
+
+docker cp -L $container_name:$run_a_job_cli_home/cli.sh .
+docker cp -L $container_name:$run_a_job_cli_home/runAJobCli.jar .
+docker cp -L $container_name:$run_a_job_cli_home/restenv_default.properties .
+docker cp -L $container_name:$run_a_job_cli_home/log4j_default.properties .
+
+mkdir -p lib
+
+for i in $(docker exec $container_name ls $run_a_job_cli_home/lib/)
+do
+	docker cp -L $container_name:$run_a_job_cli_home/lib/$i lib
+done
+
+chomd +x cli.sh

scripts/run_a_job.sh

+#!/bin/bash
+
+# This script will run the runAJobCli inside the docker container.  The user that
+# runs this script needs to be in the docker group or it needs to be run with sudo.
+# Was developed for INPLATFORM-383
+
+# What container should this run on?  It is probably safe to hard code this, but
+# an alternative would be to do a docker ps and pull the correct container
+container_name=
+
+# Directory in the container where runAJobCli lives.
+run_a_job_cli_home=/home/agent/infaagent/apps/runAJobCli
+
+# This is a little hard to read.  Change to the directory and see if restenv.properties exists.
+# If it does not exist, then cat the template file, set the variables with values from the
+# environment variables, which have already been set to start the agent, and then redirect
+# output to the correct file.  Run this each time the command is run in case this is a new container.
+
+restenv_command="cd $run_a_job_cli_home "\
+"&& [[ ! -e restenv.properties ]] "\
+"&& cat restenv_default.properties "\
+"| sed \"s/username=username/username=\$INFORMATICA_USER/\""\
+"| sed \"s/password=password/password=\$INFORMATICA_PASSWORD/\""\
+" > restenv.properties"
+
+docker exec -ti $container_name bash -c "${restenv_command}"
+
+# Same thing for the log4j_properties file.  The default is OK for this file.
+docker exec -ti $container_name bash -c "cd $run_a_job_cli_home && [[ ! -e log4j.properties ]] && cp log4j_default.properties log4j.properties"
+
+# This does not seem to be set to execute privilege by default.  :(
+docker exec -ti $container_name bash -c "cd $run_a_job_cli_home && [[ -x cli.sh ]] && chmod +x cli.sh"
+
+# Quote the arguments to this script to pass to the docker container
+# Thanks to https://superuser.com/questions/403263/how-to-pass-bash-script-arguments-to-a-subshell
+quoted_args="$(printf "${1+ %q}" "$@")"
+
+# Run the cli.sh script in the container.
+docker exec -ti $container_name bash -c "cd $run_a_job_cli_home && PATH=$PATH:/home/agent/infaagent/jdk/bin ./cli.sh runAJobCli $quoted_args"