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Re: [kmip-comment] how to implement and integrate kmip in databased project
Hello Peter,
Thank you very much for this information.
regarding my last github issue filling i was having some issue in
certificate regarding setup of client and server but now it
solved.
i am having plan to not only backup /tmp but also i will modify
source code so that SQLite store data other then /tmp directory
(may be /var/lib/pykmip* or something similar) so that during
restart it will not lost.
>>Long term I am interested in improving the object
storage, both in terms of robustness and security. If you're
interested in that work, let me know and we can start discussing
details.
I am open source developer and huge fan of open source. I will be
more than happy to work with you regarding this object storage
both in terms of robustness and security.
I am having experience in storage domain like Development of
GlusterFS and Ceph (best for object storage).
I am eagerly looking to discuss with you regarding this.
Thank you,
Regards,
Gaurav
On 01/25/2018 11:44 PM, Peter Hamilton
wrote:
Hi Gaurav,
Apologies for missing your original email last week, I did
not connect that email to the GitHub issue you had filed.
The PyKMIP server is currently intended to be used for
testing or demonstrations, ideally as a stand-in for a real
KMIP appliance during software development. The underlying
object storage is a simple SQLite flat file stored under /tmp.
If that file is lost, your keys will be lost as well. If you
make backups of that file, you should be ok in the short term.
I would not recommend using the PyKMIP server for
critical/production environments.
Long term I am interested in improving the object storage,
both in terms of robustness and security. If you're interested
in that work, let me know and we can start discussing details.
Cheers,
Peter Hamilton
On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 6:14 AM, Gaurav
Kumar Garg <>
wrote:
Hello Tony Cox,
Thank you very much for your mail.
As of now i found out one open source implementation of
KMIP that is PyKMIP https://github.com/OpenKMIP/PyKMIP
As of now i managed to run kmip server successfully.
Basically i need to use KMIP to manage my master key
that is using for encryption/decryption of all secondary
key. for eg: Oracle Key Vault do the same. I need to
implement the same.
Do you think i should avoid using PyKMIP based
implementation of KMIP ?
Thanks,
Regards,
Gaurav
On
01/25/2018 12:10 PM, Tony Cox wrote:
Hi Guarav,
The KMIP Technical Committee discussed your query
at it's last meeting. The consensus response
follows.
To the KMIP TC's knowledge, there are no
currently supported open source implementations
of KMIP. The few that are available appear to
have been abandoned at KMIP v1.0 or v1.1.
Please find a list of KMIP implementations at
https://wiki.oasis-open.org/kmip/KnownKMIPImplementations
Should you have further questions, please
continue to send them to the KMIP comments list.
Best Regards,
Tony Cox
KMIP TC Co-Chair
On 16-Jan-18 11:31 PM, Gaurav Kumar Garg wrote:
Hello Team,
I am very new to KMIP.
I am working on a module which need
implementation or integration of KMIP.
Recently i saw oracle key vault is based on KMIP
but its on open source its only available in
enterprise edition.
May i know how can i implement kmip in c++ or how
can i integrate it in my module.
Is there any client/server based KMIP example so
that i can refer them to learn and implementation.
Thanks,
Regards,
Gaurav
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