pangea-sdk 0.4.0

Pangea API SDK

Pangea Python SDK

A Python SDK for integrating with Pangea Services.

Setup

pip3 install python-pangea
# or
poetry add python-pangea

Usage

Secure Audit Service - Log Data

import os
from pangea.config import PangeaConfig
from pangea.services import Audit

# Read your project domain from an env variable
domain = os.getenv("PANGEA_DOMAIN)

# Read your access token from an env variable
token = os.getenv("PANGEA_TOKEN")

# Read the Audit Config ID from an env variable,
# required for tokens enabled for all services
config_id = os.getenv("AUDIT_CONFIG_ID")

# Create a Config object contain the Audit Config ID
config = PangeaConfig(domain=domain, config_id=config_id)

# Initialize an Audit instance using the config object
audit = Audit(token, config=config)

# Create test data
# All input fields are listed, only `message` is required
event = {
    "action": "reboot",
    "actor": "villan",
    "target": "world",
    "status": "error",
    "source": "test",
    "old" : "on",
    "new" : "restart",
    "message": "despicable act prevented",
}

response = audit.log(event)

print(response.result)

Secure Audit Service - Search Data

import os
from pangea.config import PangeaConfig
from pangea.services import Audit

# Read your access token from an env variable
token = os.getenv("PANGEA_TOKEN")

# Read the Audit Config ID from an env variable
config_id = os.getenv("AUDIT_CONFIG_ID")

# Create a Config object contain the Audit Config ID
config = PangeaConfig(config_id=config_id)

# Initialize an Audit instance using the config object
audit = Audit(token, config=config)

# Search for 'message' containing 'reboot'
# filtered on 'source=test', with 5 results per-page
response = audit.search(
        query="message:prevented",
        limit=5
    )

if response.success:
    print("Search Request ID:", response.request_id, "\n")

    print(
        f"Found {response.result.count} event(s)",
    )
    for row in response.result.events:
        print(f"{row.event.received_at}\taction: {row.event.actor}\taction: {row.event.action}\ttarget: {row.event.target}\tstatus: {row.event.status}\tmessage: {row.event.message}")

else:
    print("Search Failed:", response.code, response.status)

Secure Audit Service - Integrity Tools

Verify audit data

Verify that an event or a list of events has not been tampered with. Usage:

usage: python -m pangea.verify_audit [-h] [--file PATH]

Pangea Audit Verifier

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --file PATH, -f PATH  Input file (default: standard input).

It accepts multiple file formats:

• a Verification Artifact from the Pangea User Console
• a search response from the REST API:

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer ${PANGEA_TOKEN}" -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json'  --data '{"verbose": true}' https://audit.dev.aws.pangea.cloud/v1/search

Bulk Download Audit Data

Download all audit logs for a given time range. Start and end date should be provided, a variety of formats is supported, including ISO-8601. The result is stored in a jsonl file (one json per line)

usage: python -m pangea.dump_audit [-h] [--token TOKEN] [--domain DOMAIN] [--config-id CONFIG_ID] [--output OUTPUT] start end

Pangea Audit Dump Tool

positional arguments:
  start                 Start timestamp. Supports a variety of formats, including ISO-8601
  end                   End timestamp. Supports a variety of formats, including ISO-8601

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --token TOKEN, -t TOKEN
                        Pangea token (default: env PANGEA_TOKEN)
  --domain DOMAIN, -d DOMAIN
                        Pangea base domain (default: env PANGEA_DOMAIN)
  --config-id CONFIG_ID, -c CONFIG_ID
                        Audit config id (default: env PANGEA_AUDIT_CONFIG_ID)
  --output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT
                        Output file name. Default: dump-<timestamp>

Perform Exhaustive Verification of Audit Data

This script performs extensive verification on a range of events of the log stream. Appart from verifying the hash and the membership proof, it checks that there is no omissions in the stream, i.e. all the events are present and properly located.

usage: python -m pangea.deep_verify [-h] [--token TOKEN] [--domain DOMAIN] [--config-id CONFIG_ID] --file FILE

Pangea Audit Event Deep Verifier

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --token TOKEN, -t TOKEN
                        Pangea token (default: env PANGEA_TOKEN)
  --domain DOMAIN, -d DOMAIN
                        Pangea base domain (default: env PANGEA_DOMAIN)
  --config-id CONFIG_ID, -c CONFIG_ID
                        Audit config id (default: env PANGEA_AUDIT_CONFIG_ID)
  --file FILE, -f FILE  Event input file. Must be a collection of JSON Objects separated by newlines

It accepts multiple file formats:

• a Verification Artifact from the Pangea User Console
• a file generated by the dump_audit command
• a search response from the REST API (see verify_audit)

Contributing

Currently, the setup scripts only have support for Mac/ZSH environments. Future support is incoming.

To install our linters, simply run ./dev/setup_repo.sh These linters will run on every git commit operation.

Generate SDK Documentation

Overview

Throughout the SDK, there are Python doc strings that serve as the source of our SDK docs.

The documentation pipeline here looks like:

1. Write doc strings throughout your Python code. Please refer to existing doc strings as an example of what and how to document.
2. Make your pull request.
3. After the pull request is merged, go ahead and run the parse_module.py script to generate the JSON docs uses for rendering.
4. Copy the output from parse_module.py and overwrite the existing python_sdk.json file in the docs repo. File is located in platform/docs/openapi/python_sdk.json in the Pangea monorepo. Save this and make a merge request to update the Python SDK docs in the Pangea monorepo.

Running the autogen sdk doc script

Make sure you have all the dependencies installed. From the root of the python-pangea repo run:

poetry install

Now run the script

poetry run python parse_module.py

That will output the script in the terminal. If you're on a mac, you can do

poetry run python parse_module.py | pbcopy

to copy the output from the script into your clipboard. At the moment, a bunch of stuff will be printed to the terminal if you pipe it to pbcopy, but the script still works and copies the output to your clipboard.