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This example demonstrates how to utilize CURL to make
a REST API call to CyberArk Application Identity
Manager's (AIM) Centralized Credential Provider to
securely fetch a privileged account.
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| curl -k 'https://components.joe-garcia.local/AIMWebService/api/Accounts?AppID=AIM-CCP-Test&Safe=T-APP-CYBR-RESTAPI&Folder=Root&Object=Operating%20System-WinDomain-joe-garcia.local-Svc_CyberArkREST' |
Author
infamousjoeg
commented
Sep 29, 2017
Awesome work as always! Just wanted to share using your code as the sample to use variables which could be helpful possibly (obviously this may be a little different depending on the setup of CyberArk and your environment)
BASEURL="https://components.joe-garcia.local/AIMWebService/api/Accounts"
APPID="AIM-CCP-Test"
SAFE="T-APP-CYBR-RESTAPI"
FOLDER="Root"
OBJECTNAME="Operating%20System-WinDomain-joe-garcia.local-Svc_CyberArkREST"
curl -s -k
"${BASEURL}"'?AppID='"${APPID}"'&Safe='"${SAFE}"'&Folder='${FOLDER}'&Object='"${OBJECTNAME}" | cut -f2 -d":" | tr -d '"' | cut -f1 -d","
Do you know how to do this while using certificates?
@cschokke Yeah, you include --cacert <file>.
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