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chore(docs): reorganize API token auth section #1761
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Signed-off-by: Pavel Boldyrev <[email protected]>
WalkthroughThe documentation for the Proxmox provider in Terraform has been expanded. New subsections have been added under the "Authentication" section, including detailed comparisons of authentication methods, static credentials examples, and recommendations for securing credentials. The "API Token Authentication" subsection has been restructured and expanded to provide a clearer breakdown of token creation, usage, and associated limitations. Changes
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🧹 Nitpick comments (7)
docs/index.md (7)
81-83
: Parameter Listing Clarity in Authentication Section
The list of authentication options now includes:
api_token
auth_ticket
andcsrf_prevention_token
username
andpassword
A static analysis hint flagged a possible duplication on the
auth_ticket
andcsrf_prevention_token
phrase. If the intent is to require both parameters together (or to indicate that they form a single authentication method), consider rephrasing for clarity. For example:- `auth_ticket` and `csrf_prevention_token` + Pre-authentication (requires both `auth_ticket` and `csrf_prevention_token`)🧰 Tools
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[duplication] ~82-~82: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...cedence: -api_token
-auth_ticket
andcsrf_prevention_token
-username
andpassword
!> Hard-coding credentials ...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
87-94
: New "Authentication Methods Comparison" Section
This section uses a clear comparison table to outline the use cases, pros, cons, and security levels for API Token, Auth Ticket, and Username/Password methods. The table is informative and should help users choose an appropriate authentication method. Please verify that the header anchor in the TOC (#authentication-methods-comparison
) exactly matches the section heading.
101-106
: API Token Example Configuration
This example for API Token authentication is succinct and adheres to recommended practices. Consider adding an inline comment (within the code block or in surrounding text) to note the expected format for the API token string and any environment-specific considerations.
108-117
: Username/Password Example Configuration
The Username/Password example is clear and suitable for development/testing scenarios. It might be beneficial to include a reminder (as a comment or note) that hard-coded credentials should be replaced by variables or environment-sourced values to avoid security risks.
119-127
: Auth Ticket Example Configuration
This configuration illustrates how to set up authentication via an auth ticket correctly. To improve clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the role of thecsrf_prevention_token
alongside theauth_ticket
. This will help users understand why both values are provided.
194-252
: "API Token Authentication" Detailed Section
The "API Token Authentication" section now provides detailed, step-by-step instructions – including user creation, role assignments, and token generation examples – which significantly enhance the documentation. Ensure that the command examples (e.g., forsudo pveum user add …
) are current with the Proxmox version in use.
232-242
: Provider Configuration Snippet for API Token Authentication
This configuration example shows how to set up a provider block using an API token along with password-less SSH via an agent. It is concise and technically correct. One small note: the inclusion ofinsecure = true
may need reinforcement in the surrounding text to explain its appropriate usage (e.g., only in testing or non-production environments).
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docs/index.md
[duplication] ~82-~82: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...cedence: - api_token
- auth_ticket
and csrf_prevention_token
- username
and password
!> Hard-coding credentials ...
(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
docs/index.md (3)
18-22
: TOC Update: New Authentication Subsections Added
The additions to the Table of Contents (i.e. "Authentication Methods Comparison", "Static Credentials Examples", "Security Best Practices", and "API Token Authentication") improve navigation and clearly delineate the authentication-related topics. Please double-check that the anchor links (e.g.#authentication-methods-comparison
) exactly match the corresponding section headings later in the document.
95-110
: "Static Credentials Examples" Section Overview
The examples provided for each of the three authentication methods (API Token, Username/Password, and Auth Ticket) are practical and well-structured. They clearly demonstrate how to configure the provider block using different credential types. Make sure that the endpoint URL and token formats are accurate and that the formatting (code fences, spacing) is consistent throughout.
149-174
: "Security Best Practices" Section
The new "Security Best Practices" section comprehensively covers recommended security measures for API Token, password, and auth ticket usage. The actionable items, such as rotating tokens and securely storing credentials (e.g., via HashiCorp Vault), are excellent reminders for users. Verify that any external references or linked best practices remain up-to-date.
Contributor's Note
/docs
for any user-facing features or additions./fwprovider/tests
for any new or updated resources / data sources.make example
to verify that the change works as expected.Proof of Work
Community Note
Closes #0000 | Relates #0000
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