To facilitate enhancing catalog compilation with dynamic trusted data from third parties (i.e. not the ENC or the agent), this change adds $trusted_ext. The data gets loaded from the indirector (currently only through calling a script that needs to return JSON).
To facilitate enhancing catalog compilation with dynamic external trusted data from third parties (i.e. not the ENC or the agent), this change adds {{$trusted_ext}}. The data gets loaded from the indirector (currently only through calling a script that needs to return JSON).
To facilitate enhancing catalog compilation with external trusted data from third parties (i.e. not the ENC or the agent), this change adds data to {{$trusted_exttrusted\['external']}}. The data gets loaded from the indirector (currently only through calling a script that needs to return JSON).
To facilitate enhancing catalog compilation with external trusted data from third parties (i.e. not the ENC or the agent), this change adds data to {{$trusted\['external']}}. The data gets loaded from the indirector (currently only through via calling a script that needs to return JSON), similar to how the autosign command works.
Josh Cooper, Thomas Honey, it seems reasonable to me to include a release note with documentation about experimental features, but I leave it to you to decide. Pinging Heston Hoffman on this, as he's working on the 6.11 release.
Experimental featureUse the `trusted_external_command` to add trusted facts from an external source during catalog compilation. The value for trusted_external_command is a path to an executable command that can produce external trusted facts. The command must: - Take the name of a node as a command-line argument. - Return a JSON hash with the external trusted facts for this node. - Exit with a non-zero exit code for unknown or invalid nodes.
Use the `trusted_external_command` to add trusted facts from an external source during catalog compilation. The value for ` trusted_external_command` is a path to an executable command that can produce external trusted facts. The command must: - Take the name of a node as a command-line argument. - Return a JSON hash with the external trusted facts for this node. - Exit with a non-zero exit code for unknown or invalid nodes.