Configuring an AWS gateway
Administrators can configure an AWS gateway in PingOne Privilege after onboarding an AWS EKS account. There are two methods to add a gateway in PingOne Privilege, depending on whether the cross-account role used for onboarding includes EC2 permissions:
Adding a gateway - Admin console method
If the cross-account role used for onboarding an AWS account includes the necessary EC2 permissions, you can configure an AWS gateway with the following steps:
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In the PingOne Privilege admin console in the sidebar, go to Cloud > Gateways.
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Click Add New.
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On the AWS provider tab, enter the following details:
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Account
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Region
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VPC ID
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Key Pair
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Subnet ID
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Click Add Gateway.
After a gateway is added, the PingOne Privilege controller automatically discovers which cloud resources can be reached through that gateway.
Adding a gateway - CloudFormation method
If the cross-account role doesn’t include the necessary EC2 permissions, you can configure an AWS gateway with the following steps:
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In the PingOne Privilege admin console, go to Cloud > Gateways.
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Click Add New.
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Click the Docker icon to open the deployment modal.
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Select Proxy Token.
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Enter a unique Cluster ID to identify the gateway cluster.
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Click Generate Token and copy the displayed proxy token.
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Launch the CloudFormation template in your AWS account. When prompted during stack creation, paste the copied proxy token.