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The Secure Gateway SDK for Bluemix contains a set of javascript wrapper APIs for Secure Gateway REST calls to the Bluemix Secure Gateway service.

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bluemix-secure-gateway

The Secure Gateway SDK for Bluemix contains a set of javascript wrapper APIs for Secure Gateway REST calls to the Bluemix Secure Gateway service.

Usage

To be used in conjunction with the Secure Gateway for Bluemix accounts and other services.

Developing

You can develop javascript applications with this SDK, nodejs is required.

Initialization

The SDK can be initialized with the following command:

var sdk = require('bluemix-secure-gateway');

Once the SDK has been initialized, we can set the defaults for an environment. Default options that can be set include:

  • basepath - The basepath of the Secure Gateway Service REST API . This defaults to "https://sgmanager.ng.bluemix.net", the basepath of the Secure Gateway Service in the us-south region. The basepath for the REST API in the UK region is "https://sgmanager.eu-gb.bluemix.net"
  • orgID - The Bluemix Organization ID for the Secure Gateway Service being accessed. This is only required if creating or listing gateways.
  • spaceID - The Bluemix Space ID for the Secure Gateway Service being accessed. This is only required if creating, describing, or listing gateways.
  • username - A Bluemix username which is in the Org and Space provided. This is only needed if creating, describing, or listing gateways.
  • password - The Bluemix password associated with the Bluemix username provided.
  • token - An authentication token retrieved from Bluemix SSO. This can be used in place of the username and password and must be associated with the Org and Space provided.
var env = sdk.defaults ({
    'username': <Bluemix user name>,
    'password': <Bluemix password>
}) 

Creating and Managing Gateways

Creating a Gateway

env.createGateway(options, function(error, gateway))

Options:

  • desc - A description of this gateway. Must be a String.
  • enf_tok_sec - Whether to require the security token when connecting the client. Must be a boolean.

On success, a gateway object is returned. Use the destination functions on this gateway to manage the destinations under this gateway.

Describing and Listing Gateways

env.getGateway(options, function(error, gateway))

Options:

  • id - The Gateway ID, this is accessible from the Secure Gateway UI or the list call
  • securityToken - The Gateway Security Token
env.listGateways (options, function(error, array))

Options:

  • type - (optional) Either enabled or disabled.

Returns a list of gateways on success

Updating a Gateway

gateway.updateGateway(options, function(error, gateway))

Options:

  • desc - Updated description of the gateway
  • enabled - Enable or disable the gateway. Should be a Boolean
  • enf_tok_sec - Whether to require the security token when connecting the client. Must be a boolean.

Deleting a Gateway

gateway.deleteGateway(function(error))    

Deletes the gateway and returns an error if one occurred.

Creating and Managing Destinations

Creating and managing destinations is done by calling the functions below on the gateway object returned from the gateway functions.

Creating a Destination

gateway.createDestination(options, function(error, destination))

Options:

  • desc - (Required) A description of the destination. This must a be a String.
  • ip - (Required) The on-prem hostname or ip of the destination.
  • port - (Required) The on-prem port of the destination
  • protocol - The protocol of the destination, one of TCP, TLS, HTTP, or HTTPS. The default is TCP.
  • TLS - One of serverside, mutualauth, or none. Defaults to none. Is only compatible with the TLS protocol.
  • enable_client_tls - Enable TLS between the client and the final destination. Expected to be a Boolean. Defaults to false.

Updating a Destination

gateway.updateDestination(options, function(error, destination))

Options:

  • desc - A description of the destination. This must a be a String.
  • enabled - Enable or disable the destination. Should be a Boolean.
  • ip - The on-prem hostname or ip of the destination.
  • port - The on-prem port of the destination
  • protocol - The protocol of the destination, one of TCP, TLS, HTTP, or HTTPS. The default is TCP.
  • TLS - One of serverside, mutualauth, or none. Defaults to none. Is only compatible with the TLS protocol.
  • enable_client_tls - Enable TLS between the client and the final destination. Expected to be a Boolean. Defaults to false.

Listing Destinations

gateway.listDestinations(options, function(error, array_of_destinations))

Options:

  • enabled - Whether to only include enabled or disabled destinations. Should be a Boolean. If not specified all destinations will be returned.

Describe A Destination

gateway.getDestination(options, function(error, destination))

Options:

  • id - ID of the destination to be retrieved

Delete a Destination

gateway.deleteDestination(options, function(error))

Options:

  • id - ID of the destination to be deleted

Upload Destination Certificates

gateway.uploadDestinationCert(options, function(err))

Options:

  • id - ID of the destination these certificates belong to.
  • server_cert_filepath - Filepath of the server cert to be uploaded
  • client_cert_filepath - Filepath of the client cert to be uploaded

Auto Generate Destination Certificate/Private Key

gateway.generateDestinationCerts(options, function(err))

Options:

  • id - ID of the destination to generate cert and key for

This generates a cert and key for a TLS: Mutual Auth destination.

Download Destination Certs and Keys

gateway.downloadDestinationCerts(options, function(err))

Options:

  • id - ID of the destination whose certs are to be downloaded
  • filepath - Filepath where the zip file should be saved.

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Package last updated on 30 Jul 2015

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