Stunnel

This is a refreshed Fork of migibert/stunnel-role - Thank you very much for your prework!

Ansible role to install stunnel in order to achieve SSL Termination on Linux machines.

Install it with ansible-galaxy install cadirol.stunnel

Role Variables

1. stunnel_install_ssl_backend (optional, default False) : determines if we want to install openssl by this role

2. stunnel_use_certificate (default True) : determines if we use certificates

3. stunnel_use_psk (default False) : determines if we use psk

4. stunnel_certificate_generation (default False) : determines if this role has to generate a self signed certificate

5. stunnel_certificate_duration (optional, if stunnel_certificate_generation is True, default 365) : self signed certificate validity duration

6. stunnel_certificate_domain (optional, if stunnel_certificate_generation is True, default www.domain.com) : self signed certificate domain field

7. stunnel_certificate_country (optional, if stunnel_certificate_generation is True, default CH) : self signed certificate country field

8. stunnel_certificate_organization (optional, if stunnel_certificate_generation is True, default organization) : self signed certificate organization field

9. stunnel_certificate_state_name (optional, if stunnel_certificate_generation is True, default country) : self signed certificate state field

10. stunnel_certificate_locality (optional, if stunnel_certificate_generation is True, default state) : self signed certificate locality field

11. stunnel_certificate_file certificate file to generate or use, depends on stunnel_certificate_generation value. Default is /tmp/certificate.pem

12. stunnel_key_file key file to generate or use, depends on stunnel_certificate_generation value. Default is /tmp/key.pem

13. stunnel_psks a list of psk. This look like this:

14. stunnel_certificate_pem_file certificate pem file

     - name: client1
       psk: AEO/WE+pBCn3+WBy3FJoyJF/HEBZqMym
    

15. stunnel_services: list of services. They look like this:

     - name: https
       accept: 443
       connect: 80
    

    Each service accepts parameters:

    1. accept (required) : determines address:port to listen
    2. connect (required) : determines address:port to connect
    3. client (optional, default False) : determines client-mode
    4. use_psk (optional, defaults to global stunnel_use_psk) : determines PSK usage for this specific service
    5. PSKidentity (optional, depends on use_psk) : determines PSK identity for this specific service. This identity should be configured in PSKsecrets

Dependencies

This role has no dependencies.

Example Playbook

- hosts: all

  roles:
  - role: stunnel-role
    stunnel_certificate_generation: True
    stunnel_certificate_duration: 365
    stunnel_certificate_domain: www.domain.com
    stunnel_certificate_country: CH
    stunnel_certificate_organization: organization
    stunnel_certificate_state_name: country
    stunnel_certificate_locality: state
    stunnel_certificate_file: /tmp/stunnel.pem
    stunnel_key_file: /tmp/key.pem
    stunnel_services:
      - name: https
        accept: 443
        connect: 80

you may also use PSK (Pre Shared Keys) which allow faster communication at the cost of knowing clients in advance.

- hosts: all

  roles:
  - role: stunnel-role
    stunnel_use_certificate: false
    stunnel_use_psk: true
    stunnel_psks:
      - name: client1
        key: ATJX7VOAMIF2nhaknNVmSqSQGrCvMyPt
      - name: client2
        key: enNezGQMkZmSyjTDjpndjrBEXhJ9ki3v
    stunnel_services:
      - name: postfix
        accept: 12221
        connect: 21
      - name: mysql
        accept: 3307
        connect: 3306
        use_psk: yes
        client: yes
        PSKidentity: client2

License

MIT - thankfull forked from Mikaël Gibert, Developer / Devops

Author Information

Adrian Kägi, Net-Ops