The privileged accounts that are set up on the following cloud services can be managed through Privileged Account Manager. To manage those accounts, you must customize the sample script and add it to the Privileged Account Manager rule.
Following are the tested applications on which you can reset the password of the accounts that are existing for those applications:
IMPORTANT:Privileged Account Manager server must have Java 1.6 or higher for password reset to work on the following:
OpenStack
Amazon Web Services
Microsoft Azure
OpenStack
OpenStack is a set of software tools designed for building and managing cloud computing platforms. You can enable the password check-out feature to access the OpenStack server.
To enable the credential checkout feature for OpenStack, you can add the rules by using the OpenStack policy template or add an OpenStack resource and rule manually.
Amazon Web Services
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a bundled remote computing service that provides cloud computing infrastructure over the Internet with storage, bandwidth, and customized support for Application Programming Interfaces (API). You can enable the password check-out feature to access services in the AWS cloud.
To enable credential checkout feature for AWS, you can add the rules by using the AWS policy template or add an AWS resource and rule manually.
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is a bundled remote computing service that provides cloud computing infrastructure over the Internet with storage, bandwidth, and customized support for Application Programming Interfaces (API). You can enable the password check-out feature to access services in Microsoft Azure.
To enable credential checkout feature for Microsoft Azure, you can add the rules by using the Microsoft Azure policy template or add a Microsoft Azure resource and rule manually.