Configuration for contributors

• Integrations
• SMTP-settings

This document includes configuration files and settings that are helpful when developing or contributing to Fleet.

Unlike the configuration files documentation, the files and settings in this document are not recommended for production use. Each setting includes the best practice for being successful in production.

Integrations

Integration settings in Fleet can be configured using the integrations section of the config YAML file. To see all settings in this file, check out the configuration files documentation.

Warning: Be careful not to store your integration credentials in source control. The best practice is to configure integrations via the Fleet UI.

Jira

Jira integrations are configured under the integrations.jira field, which is an array of dictionaries.

integrations.jira[].url

This is the URL of the Jira server to use, including the scheme (e.g. "https://").

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    jira:
      - url: "https://example.atlassian.net"
        username: "user1"
        api_token: "secret"
        project_key: "PJ1"
  

integrations.jira[].username

Use this username to authenticate API requests with the Jira server.

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    jira:
      - url: "https://example.atlassian.net"
        username: "user1"
        api_token: "secret"
        project_key: "PJ1"
  

integrations.jira[].api​_token

Use this API token to authenticate API requests with the Jira server.

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    jira:
      - url: "https://example.atlassian.net"
        username: "user1"
        api_token: "secret"
        project_key: "PJ1"
  

integrations.jira[].project​_key

Use this Jira project key to create tickets.

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    jira:
      - url: "https://example.atlassian.net"
        username: "user1"
        api_token: "secret"
        project_key: "PJ1"
  

integrations.jira[].enable​_failing​_policies

Whether the integration is configured to create Jira tickets for failing policies.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: false
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    jira:
      - url: "https://example.atlassian.net"
        username: "user1"
        api_token: "secret"
        project_key: "PJ1"
        enable_failing_policies: true
  

integrations.jira[].enable​_software​_vulnerabilities

Whether the integration is configured to create Jira tickets for recent software vulnerabilities.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: false
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    jira:
      - url: "https://example.atlassian.net"
        username: "user1"
        api_token: "secret"
        project_key: "PJ1"
        enable_software_vulnerabilities: true
  

Zendesk

Zendesk integrations are configured under the integrations.zendesk field, which is an array of dictionaries.

integrations.zendesk[].url

This is the URL of the Zendesk server to use, including the scheme (e.g. "https://").

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    zendesk:
      - url: "https://example.zendesk.com"
        email: "[email protected]"
        api_token: "secret"
        group_id: 1234
  

integrations.zendesk[].email

Use this email address to authenticate API requests with the Zendesk server.

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    zendesk:
      - url: "https://example.zendesk.com"
        email: "[email protected]"
        api_token: "secret"
        group_id: 1234
  

integrations.zendesk[].api​_token

Use this API token to authenticate API requests with the Zendesk server.

• Required setting (string)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    zendesk:
      - url: "https://example.zendesk.com"
        email: "[email protected]"
        api_token: "secret"
        group_id: 1234
  

integrations.zendesk[].group_id

Use this group ID to create tickets.

• Required setting (integer)
• Default value: none
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    zendesk:
      - url: "https://example.zendesk.com"
        email: "[email protected]"
        api_token: "secret"
        group_id: 1234
  

integrations.zendesk[].enable​_failing​_policies

Whether the integration is configured to create Zendesk tickets for failing policies.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: false
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    zendesk:
      - url: "https://example.zendesk.com"
        email: "[email protected]"
        api_token: "secret"
        group_id: 1234
        enable_failing_policies: true
  

integrations.zendesk[].enable​_software​_vulnerabilities

Whether the integration is configured to create Zendesk tickets for recent software vulnerabilities.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: false
• Config file format:

  integrations:
    zendesk:
      - url: "https://example.zendesk.com"
        email: "[email protected]"
        api_token: "secret"
        group_id: 1234
        enable_software_vulnerabilities: true
  

SMTP settings

SMTP settings in Fleet can be configured using the smtp_settings section of the config YAML file. To see all settings in this file, check out the configuration files documentation.

Warning: Be careful not to store your SMTP credentials in source control. The best practice is to configure SMTP via the Fleet UI.

smtp​_settings.authentication​_method

Use this authentication method when the authentication type is authtype_username_password.

• Optional setting (string)
• Default value: authmethod_plain
• Possible values:
  • authmethod_cram_md5
  • authmethod_login
  • authmethod_plain
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    authentication_method: authmethod_cram_md5
  

smtp​_settings.authentication​_type

This is the type of authentication for the configured SMTP server.

• Optional setting (string)
• Default value: authtype_username_password
• Possible values:
  • authtype_none - use this if your SMTP server is open
  • authtype_username_password - use this if your SMTP server requires authentication with a username and password
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    authentication_type: authtype_none
  

smtp​_settings.enable​_smtp

Whether SMTP support is enabled or not to send emails from Fleet.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: false
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    enable_smtp: true
  

smtp​_settings.enable​_ssl​_tls

Whether to enable SSL/TLS for the SMTP connection.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: true
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    enable_ssl_tls: false
  

smtp​_settings.enable​_start​_tls

Whether to detect if TLS is used by the SMTP server and start using it if so.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: true
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    enable_start_tls: false
  

smtp​_settings.password

Use this password for SMTP authentication when the authentication_type is set to authtype_username_password.

• Optional setting (string)
• Default value: ""
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    password: supersekretsmtppass
  

smtp​_settings.port

Use this port to connect to the SMTP server.

• Optional setting (integer)
• Default value: 587 (the standard SMTP port)
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    port: 5870
  

smtp​_settings.sender​_address

Use this email address as the sender for emails sent by Fleet.

• Optional setting (string)
• Default value: ""
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    sender_address: [email protected]
  

smtp​_settings.server

This is the server hostname for SMTP.

• Optional setting, required to properly configue SMTP (string)
• Default value: ""
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    server: mail.example.org
  

smtp​_settings.user​_name

Use this username for SMTP authentication when the authentication_type is set to authtype_username_password.

• Optional setting (string)
• Default value: ""
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    user_name: test_user
  

smtp​_settings.verify​_ssl​_certs

Whether the SMTP server's SSL certificates should be verified. This can be turned off if self-signed certificates are used by the SMTP server.

• Optional setting (boolean)
• Default value: true
• Config file format:

  smtp_settings:
    verify_ssl_certs: false
  

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