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# generals
sparse-intern-71089
07/24/2019, 5:19 PMThis message was deleted.
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early-musician-41645
07/24/2019, 5:20 PMRight now I'm making a system call to do the work and loading the keys in:
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private async createKeypairSecret(): Promise<string> {
const keygenCmd = "ssh-keygen -b 4096 -E sha256 -f ssh.key -m RFC4716 -N '' -C <mailto:cics@tableau.com|cics@tableau.com>";
const rmCmd = 'rm ssh.key && rm ssh.key.pub';
await exec(keygenCmd);
let publicKey: string = fs.readFileSync('ssh.key.pub', 'utf8');
let privateKey: string = fs.readFileSync('ssh.key', 'utf8');
this.createSecret(publicKey, privateKey);
await exec(rmCmd);
return publicKey;
}early-musician-41645
07/24/2019, 5:20 PMIs there a native typescript way to accomplish the same thing, and to generate keys with the same format?
early-musician-41645
07/24/2019, 5:22 PMit has to use the OpenSSH format that
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broad-dog-22463
07/24/2019, 5:38 PM@early-musician-41645 you could use the pulumi-tls provider to do this 🙂 https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/nodejs/pulumi/tls I released this a few weeks back
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early-musician-41645
07/24/2019, 6:07 PMthat looks great, thanks!
@damp-book-35965 same idea FYI
early-musician-41645
07/24/2019, 6:29 PM@broad-dog-22463 I'm trying it out but not having any luck actually getting at the PEM for private or public keys. This produces no output:
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let key = new tls.PrivateKey(this.secretName, {
algorithm: "RSA",
rsaBits: 4096,
});
key.privateKeyPem.apply((key: any) => { console.log("private key PEM: "+key) } );8 Views