מדיניות מערכת ההפעלה והקצאת מדיניות מערכת ההפעלה

# An OS policy to install a Windows MSI downloaded from a Google Cloud Storage bucket.
id: install-msi-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      - id: install-msi
        pkg:
          desiredState: INSTALLED
          msi:
            source:
              gcs:
                bucket: my-bucket
                object: my-app.msi
                generation: 1619136883923956

# An OS policy that ensures Apache web server is running on Linux OSes.
id: apache-always-up-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: ensure-apache-is-up
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If Apache web server is already running, return an exit code 100 to indicate
          # that exec resource is already in desired state. In this scenario,
          # the `enforce` step will not be run.
          # Otherwise return an exit code of 101 to indicate that exec resource is not in
          # desired state. In this scenario, the `enforce` step will be run.
          script: if systemctl is-active --quiet httpd; then exit 100; else exit 101; fi
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # Start Apache web server and return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the
          # resource is now in its desired state.
          script: systemctl start httpd && exit 100

# An OS policy that ensures Apache web server is running on Linux OSes.
id: gcs-test-apache-always-up-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: ensure-apache-is-up
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If Apache web server is already running, return an exit code 100 to indicate
          # that exec resource is already in desired state. In this scenario,
          # the enforce step will not be run.
          # Otherwise return an exit code of 101 to indicate that exec resource is not in
          # desired state. In this scenario, the enforce step will be run.
          file:
            gcs:
              bucket: my-gcs-bucket
              object: apache-validate.sh
              generation: 1726747503303299
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # Start Apache web server and return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the
          # resource is now in its desired state.
          file:
            gcs:
              bucket: my-gcs-bucket
              object: apache-enforce.sh
              generation: 1726747503250884

id: cloudops-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      - id: add-repo
        repository:
          yum:
            id: google-cloud-ops-agent
            displayName: Google Cloud Ops Agent Repository
            baseUrl: https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/repos/google-cloud-ops-agent-el7-x86_64-all
            gpgKeys:
              - https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/doc/yum-key.gpg
              - https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/doc/rpm-package-key.gpg
      - id: install-pkg
        pkg:
          desiredState: INSTALLED
          yum:
            name: google-cloud-ops-agent
      - id: exec-script
        exec:
          validate:
            script: |-
              if [[ $(rpm --query --queryformat '%{VERSION}
              ' google-cloud-ops-agent) == '1.0.2' ]]; then exit 100; else exit 101; fi
            interpreter: SHELL
          enforce:
            script:
              sudo yum remove -y google-cloud-ops-agent || true; sudo yum install
              -y 'google-cloud-ops-agent-1.0.2*' && exit 100
            interpreter: SHELL
      - id: ensure-agent-running
        exec:
          validate:
            script:
              if (ps aux | grep 'opt[/].*google-cloud-ops-agent.*bin/'); then exit
              100; else exit 101; fi
            interpreter: SHELL
          enforce:
            script: sudo systemctl start google-cloud-ops-agent.target && exit 100
            interpreter: SHELL

# An OS policy to check CIS level 1 compliance once a day.
id: ensure-cis-level1-compliance-once-a-day-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: ensure-cis-level1-compliance-once-a-day
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If cis-compliance-scanner.service is active, return an exit code
          # 100 to indicate that the instance is in compliant state.
          # Otherwise, return an exit code of 101 to run `enforce` step.
          script: |-
            is_active=$(systemctl is-active cis-compliance-scanner.timer)
            result=$(systemctl show -p Result --value cis-compliance-scanner.service)

            if [ "$is_active" == "active" ] && [ "$result" == "success" ]; then
              exit 100;
            else
              exit 101;
            fi
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # COS 97 images are by-default CIS Level 1 compliant and there is no
          # additional configuration needed. However, if certain changes
          # cause non-compliance because of the workload on the instance, this
          # section can be used to automate to make fixes. For example, the
          # workload might generate a file that does not comply with the
          # recommended file permissions.
          # Return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the desired changes
          # successfully applied.
          script: |-
            # optional <your code>
            # Check the compliance of the instance once a day.
            systemctl start cis-compliance-scanner.timer && exit 100

# An OS policy assignment to install a Windows MSI downloaded from a Google Cloud Storage bucket
# on all VMs running Windows Server OS.
osPolicies:
  - id: install-msi-policy
    mode: ENFORCEMENT
    resourceGroups:
      - resources:
          - id: install-msi
            pkg:
              desiredState: INSTALLED
              msi:
                source:
                  gcs:
                    bucket: my-bucket
                    object: my-app.msi
                    generation: 1619136883923956
instanceFilter:
  inventories:
    - osShortName: windows
rollout:
  disruptionBudget:
    fixed: 10
  minWaitDuration: 300s

# An OS policy assignment that ensures Apache web server is running on Linux OSes.
# The assignment is applied only to those VMs that have the label `type:webserver` assigned to them.
osPolicies:
  - id: apache-always-up-policy
    mode: ENFORCEMENT
    resourceGroups:
      - resources:
          id: ensure-apache-is-up
          exec:
            validate:
              interpreter: SHELL
              # If Apache web server is already running, return an exit code 100 to indicate
              # that exec resource is already in desired state. In this scenario,
              # the `enforce` step will not be run.
              # Otherwise return an exit code of 101 to indicate that exec resource is not in
              # desired state. In this scenario, the `enforce` step will be run.
              script: if systemctl is-active --quiet httpd; then exit 100; else exit 101; fi
            enforce:
              interpreter: SHELL
              # Start Apache web server and return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the
              # resource is now in its desired state.
              script: systemctl start httpd && exit 100
instanceFilter:
  inclusionLabels:
    - labels:
        type: webserver
rollout:
  disruptionBudget:
    fixed: 10
  minWaitDuration: 300s

# An OS policy assignment that ensures google-cloud-ops-agent is running on all Centos VMs in the project
osPolicies:
  - id: cloudops-policy
    mode: ENFORCEMENT
    resourceGroups:
        resources:
          - id: add-repo
            repository:
              yum:
                id: google-cloud-ops-agent
                displayName: Google Cloud Ops Agent Repository
                baseUrl: https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/repos/google-cloud-ops-agent-el7-x86_64-all
                gpgKeys:
                  - https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/doc/yum-key.gpg
                  - https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/doc/rpm-package-key.gpg
          - id: install-pkg
            pkg:
              desiredState: INSTALLED
              yum:
                name: google-cloud-ops-agent
          - id: exec-script
            exec:
              validate:
                script: |-
                  if [[ $(rpm --query --queryformat '%{VERSION}
                  ' google-cloud-ops-agent) == '1.0.2' ]]; then exit 100; else exit 101; fi
                interpreter: SHELL
              enforce:
                script:
                  sudo yum remove -y google-cloud-ops-agent || true; sudo yum install
                  -y 'google-cloud-ops-agent-1.0.2*' && exit 100
                interpreter: SHELL
          - id: ensure-agent-running
            exec:
              validate:
                script:
                  if (ps aux | grep 'opt[/].*google-cloud-ops-agent.*bin/'); then exit
                  100; else exit 101; fi
                interpreter: SHELL
              enforce:
                script: sudo systemctl start google-cloud-ops-agent.target && exit 100
                interpreter: SHELL
instanceFilter:
  inventories:
    - osShortName: centos
rollout:
  disruptionBudget:
    fixed: 10
  minWaitDuration: 300s

# An OS policy assignment that applies to multiple Linux and Windows operating systems.
id: multi-os
mode: VALIDATION
resourceGroups:
  - inventoryFilters:
      - osShortName: debian
      - osShortName: centos
      - osShortName: ubuntu
      - osShortName: rhel
      - osShortName: rocky
      - osShortName: cos
      - osShortName: opensuse-leap
      - osShortName: ol
      - osShortName: sles
    resources:
      - id: linux
        exec:
          validate:
            interpreter: SHELL
            # Linux-specific script.
            # Exit code of 100 = resource is in the desired state
            script: |
              exit 100
  - inventoryFilters:
      - osShortName: windows
    resources:
      - id: windows
        exec:
          validate:
            interpreter: POWERSHELL
            # Windows-specific script.
            # Exit code of 100 = resource is in the desired state
            script: |
              exit 100