SSH Targets

Use the resource to execute commands over SSH as part of your remediation workflows.

Use Cases

  • Ability to execute a command over SSH and collect logs.

  • Ability to configure SSH keys to be used to execute commands on target VMs. (Private keys provided to Fylamynt are securely managed.)

To Configure an SSH Target in Fylamynt

  • Navigate to Settings > Resources > SSH Targets

  • Click Manage Resource to create and configure a new integration instance

  • Click on Add New

Details needed to set up an SSH Target Instance in Fylamynt:

Parameters

Description

Required

Target Name

Unique human readable name for resource

True

Host Identifier

Identifier to target machine such as (hostname, public IPv4)

True

Private Key

Private RSA key to run command without username/password

True

Follow the steps listed below to get the desired parameters to enter in Fylamynt

  • Target Name parameter is the unique human readable name for resource, any string could be provided, Since this is unique identifier 2 resources can not have the same target name

  • Host Identifier parameter is needed to communicate with your target, generally this is either a IPv4 or Domain Name

  • Priavte Key this parameter is needed for authentication / authorization, this is a Private RSA Key

Integration Actions

You can add these actions in Fylamynt workflow builder, as part of your workflow.

SSH Execute

Integration node to run SSH Execute Template

Input

Parameter Name

Description

Required

alias

AWS assume role alias

True

target_name

Template Id of configured CloudFormation resource

True

user_name

Username, against which command would be executed

True

command

Command to be executed

True

bucket_name

S3 bucket name to store logs

True

Note: Make sure to add correct target_name (which has been configured from Settings Page)

Output

Parameter Name

Type

Description

execution_status

String

Status of run (ie: S_OK / E_FAIL)

result

String

SSH command execution result

Action Example

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