Keylime agent service --------------------- This container delivers the Keylime agent service for remote attestation based on TPM2. This is the component that needs to be installed in all the monitored systems. The control plane, that contains the Keylime services for the verifier and the registrar, should be present in the network. Installation and use -------------------- The container is already present in the OBS project devel:microos:containers, and can be pulled directly from it. podman pull \ registry.opensuse.org/devel/microos/containers/containerfile/opensuse/rust-keylime:latest The agent service needs to be configured before it can be used. It will need a persistent volume where to store the certificates and the configuration files required to find the control plane services. We can create this volume running the "install" label. podman container runlabel install \ registry.opensuse.org/devel/microos/containers/containerfile/opensuse/rust-keylime:latest This will create the "rust-keylime-volume" that will be attached into the running container. Now we need to create a configuration file, were we indicate the UUID for the agent and the IP of the remote verifier and registrar. For that we can run the "configure" label. podman container runlabel configure \ registry.opensuse.org/devel/microos/containers/containerfile/opensuse/rust-keylime:latest \ $(uuidgen) 10.88.0.1 The last configuration step is to copy the certificate from the control plane into the agent container. This will allow the connection between the agent, the verifier and the tenant. For details about how to extract this certificate, check the documentation of the control plane container. One way to copy the certificate is mounting the volume generated during the first step. podman volume mount rust-keylime-volume cp -a cacert.crt \ /var/lib/containers/storage/volumes/rust-keylime-volume/_data/cv_ca/. We can now start the agent. podman container runlabel run \ registry.opensuse.org/devel/microos/containers/containerfile/opensuse/rust-keylime:latest We can monitor the status with podman. podman ps podman logs rust-keylime-container And finally, we can stop the services via the kill command. podman kill rust-keylime-container