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Quickly and easily get started with a pre-configured PAM setup in your vault
To learn some KeeperPAM basics, we have created a wizard that is integrated into the Vault Preview. If you select the Docker install method, this wizard will create all the necessary vault records, configurations and a customized Docker Compose file for quickly standing up a sandbox environment.
Login to the Keeper Vault Preview version. If the policies are active, you'll see a Secrets Manager tab on the left side.
Click on Create New > Gateway
Enter a name for the project, such as "My Infrastructure Demo"
Select Docker for the gateway
Select "Create with example records"
Click Next
After the wizard is finished, immediately download the provided Docker Compose file.
Set up a Linux VM in any target environment which supports Docker, such as an Amazon Linux 2 instance or similar.
If necessary, Install Docker per the Docker installation instructions.
Transfer the docker-compose.yml
file from Step 2 to any Linux instance.
Run "docker-compose up" from the folder where the Docker Compose file is saved.
The wizard will create the following in your vault:
A folder containing Resources and Users in separate shared folders
A MySQL database
A few Linux machines with VNC, SSH and MySQL connection protocols.
A Secrets Manager Application and PAM Configuration with all PAM features enabled
A Keeper Gateway
Below are screenshots of the Quick Start Wizard from start to finish.
Technical details on the KeeperPAM platform architecture
KeeperPAM is a Zero-Knowledge platform, ensuring that encryption and decryption of secrets, connections, and tunnels occur locally on the end user's device through the Keeper Vault application. Access to resources in the vault is restricted to users with explicitly assigned permissions, enabling them to establish sessions or tunnels securely.
Keeper's zero-trust connection technology further enhances security by providing restricted and monitored access to target systems without direct connectivity, while never exposing underlying credentials or secrets.
This security content will cover the key areas of KeeperPAM: