* feature (auth): required schema changes for auth ldap method (#2669) chore (auth/ldap): move schema changes to next avail migration number * feature (auth/ldap): define AuthMethod and all its value objects (#2703) * feature (auth/ldap): storage protos * feature (auth/ldap): define AuthMethod and all its value objects * feature (auth/ldap): add repo and reading an auth method (#2718) * feature (auth/ldap): add Repository.CreateAuthMethod(...) and Repository.DeleteAuthMethod(...) (#2724) * feature (auth/ldap): add Repository.UpdateAuthMethod(...) (#2739) * feature (auth/ldap): add Account * feature (auth/ldap): add AuthMethod.EnableGroups * fix (auth/ldap): refactor AuthMethod.oplog to enforce proper constraints * feature (auth/ldap): add Account repo functions * refactor (auth/ldap): remove entry attributes from account Realized the entry attributes could have absolutely anything in them (including binary data) and since we absolutely don't have to have them there's just no reason to take on the risk. * feature (auth/ldap): add AuthMethod.UseTokenGroups * feature (auth/ldap): add Authenticate(...) * refactor (auth/ldap): ensure options take a context as the 1st parameter * feature (auth/ldap): add Account attribute maps * chore (auth/ldap): make fmt deltas * feature (auth/ldap): add managed groups (#2760) * tests (auth/ldap): add missing unit test to Repository.DeleteAccount(...) Add bits to test the delete operation when you're not able to generate oplog metadata * feature (auth/ldap): add managed groups fixup! feature (auth/ldap): add managed groups (#2760) * feature (auth/ldap): service proto definition (#2761) * feature (handlers/authmethods): add handlers for ldap auth method operations (#2794) * feature (auth/ldap): add Account attribute maps * chore (auth/ldap): update cap/ldap to latest version * feature (auth/ldap): add ldap api generation definitions * feature (authmethods): add ldap repo NewService(...) * feature (authmethods/ldap): add proper mask_mapping to protobufs * feature (authmethods): add support to get an ldap auth method * refactor (auth/ldap): export TestGenerateCA(...) * feature (authmethods): add support to create an ldap auth method * feature (authmethods): add support to delete an ldap auth method * feature (authmethods): add support to list ldap auth methods * refactor (auth/ldap): make urls optional for NewAuthMethod(...) * refactor (auth/ldap): export ldap.TestInvalidPem * chore: make fmt changes * fix (auth/ldap): properly handle group search config Add constraints and tests to ensure when an ldap AuthMethod.EnableGroups is true, and UseTokenGroups is false; that there's a GroupDn configured for finding a user's associated groups * feature (authmethods): add support to update an ldap auth methods * chore (db/ldap): tmp mv migrations so there's no conflict with ongoing work * feature (verifier): add ldap auth method to verifier bits * fix (controller): prevent panic when controller stops when there's no listener * feature (authmethods): add support to authenticate via ldap auth methods * chore (migrations): fix whitespace in stmt * chore: fmt fixup * tests (auth/ldap): invalid err msg * feature (cli/authmethods): add support for ldap auth-methods CRUD and authenticate (#2810) * feature (authmethods): add CLI support for ldap auth methods CRUD * tests (api/auth): ldap auth method classification tests * feature (authmethods): add CLI support for ldap auth authenticate * feature (auth/ldap): set request timeouts for ldap server connections * feature (handlers/authmethods): handle u_anon listing properly. * feature (account/handers): ldap account and managed group CRUDL APIs (#2852) * feature (auth/ldap) add repository Listing of ManagedGroupMemberAccount * feature (controller/handlers): add ldapRepoFn to accounts service * feature (auth/ldap) register ldap managed group subtype * feature (account/handlers): ldap account CRUDL APIs * feature (controller/handlers): add ldapRepo to managed groups service * feature (account/handlers): ldap managed group CRUDL APIs * docs (domain): add LDAP accounts, auth-methods and managed groups (#2857) * feature (ldap/cli) add ldap accounts and managed groups CRUDL commands (#2856) * fix (handlers/authmethods): fix ldap authorized actions (#2892) * feature (cli/ldap/authenticate): use primary auth method if none is provided (#2890) * fix (auth/ldap): support setting the state attribute * feature (cli/ldap/authenticate): use primary auth method if none is provided * feature (wh/ldap) add tests for new ldap auth method and accounts (#2919) * refactor (migrations/ldap): mv to correct directory * chore: add copyright headers * fix (api/authmethods/ldap): renumber new LdapAuthMethodAttributes field * fix (auth/ldap): allow the auth method state to be updated (#2951) * chore: update sdk and api versions for llb - this is tmp until merging * tests (managed groups): add required errContains for new test
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page_title: Domain Model - Managed Groups
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description: |-
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The anatomy of a Boundary managed group
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# Managed Groups
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A managed group is a resource that represents a collection of [accounts][]. The
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collection is formed by evaluating account information defined by the [auth
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method][]'s identity provider against the managed group's configuration; members
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cannot be managed manually. An account can be associated with zero or more
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managed groups within the same [auth method][]. The managed group can be used as
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a principal within [roles][] to assign grants.
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## Attributes
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All managed group types have the following configurable attributes:
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- `name` - (optional)
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If set, the `name` must be unique within the account's [auth method][].
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- `description` - (optional)
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### OIDC Managed Group Information and Attributes
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Membership in OIDC managed groups is evaluated when the auth method is used for
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authentication, based on information contained within the OIDC ID token and the
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OIDC User Info endpoint. Every authentication will result in a new evaluation of
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managed group membership.
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OIDC managed groups have the following additional attributes:
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- `filter` - (required)
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A boolean expression defining a filter run against the provided information.
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For general syntax information see the [filtering concepts][] page; for more
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specific information on the data available for this purpose see the [OIDC
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Managed Groups Filtering][] page.
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[filtering concepts]: /boundary/docs/concepts/filtering
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[oidc managed groups filtering]: /boundary/docs/concepts/filtering/oidc-managed-groups
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### LDAP Managed Group Information and Attributes
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Membership in LDAP managed groups is evaluated when the auth method is used for
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authentication, based on information contained within the LDAP server. Every
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authentication results in a new evaluation of managed group membership.
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LDAP managed groups have the following additional attributes:
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- `group-names` - (required)
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A list of group names.
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## Referenced By
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- [Accounts][]
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- [Auth Method][]
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[accounts]: /boundary/docs/concepts/domain-model/accounts
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[auth method]: /boundary/docs/concepts/domain-model/auth-methods
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[roles]: /boundary/docs/concepts/domain-model/roles
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## Service API Docs
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The following services are relevant to this resource:
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- [Managed Group Service](/boundary/api-docs/managed-group-service)
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## Tutorial
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Refer to the [Manage Users and Groups with HCP Boundary](/boundary/tutorials/hcp-administration/hcp-manage-users-groups) tutorial to learn how to complete user management related tasks.
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