This repo provides a script that help install the Cyral Sidecar via linux packages.
Please review the related Cyral documentation for more detailed directions.
NOTE: This script assumes that you have superuser privileges on the target machine.
When you ran the sidecar Generate function in the Cyral control plane UI, it provided a set of export commands to set parameters needed by this script. If you have not set these parameters in your environment, set them now:
CYRAL_CONTROL_PLANE: This is the host where your Cyral control plane runs.
For example, if your control plane UI runs at https://example.cyral.com/app/home then your hostname is example.cyral.com.
CYRAL_SIDECAR_ID: Unique identifier for the sidecar.
This was generated by Cyral when you created the sidecar in the Cyral control plane UI.
CYRAL_SIDECAR_CLIENT_ID: Generated by Cyral when you created the sidecar in the Cyral control plane UI.
CYRAL_SIDECAR_CLIENT_SECRET: Shared secret used to secure control plane-sidecar communication.
Generated by Cyral when you created the sidecar in the Cyral control plane UI.
CYRAL_SIDECAR_VERSION: Sidecar binary version to be deployed, for instance: v2.32.2
IMPORTANT: You must run the export commands as superuser!
On some OS, you may need to install curl and jq too.
bash install-linux.shIf you have already downloaded the binaries and do not want to download them again, use the --local_package argument to provide the location of the downloaded binaries, as shown below:
bash install-linux.sh --local_package=<binary_path>IMPORTANT: You must run the script as superuser!
--local_package: specify path to an already-downloaded Cyral sidecar RPM/DEB package, and prevent the script from downloading a new one.
bash install-linux.shbash install-linux.sh --local_package=/tmp/cyral-sidecar-v2.26.1.deb