Adaptable Log Channel prerequisites

Before you configure a Venafi Adaptable Driver object in Trust Protection Platform, review the following prerequisites:

Review the Adaptable Flow design to understand where you want the custom logic to be applied.
Review the Adaptable Log Channel design to determine the Trust Protection Platform logged events to which you want the driver to respond.
To work effectively with any Venafi adaptable solution, you must have some working knowledge of PowerShell scripting, or you must have equivalent experience with a scripting language similar to PowerShell.
Identify who will write the logic for the PowerShell functions in the Adaptable Application driver script.

Will you write the logic yourself, or will you delegate the task to an internal development resource, Venafi Professional Services, or someone else?
Install Windows PowerShell 3.0 or later.
Install .NET 4.7.2 or later.
(Conditional) If your Adaptable script requires access to the Venafi Web SDK, you'll need to do the following:
- Create an API Application Integration that's specific to your script. This is a required step in which you register your application with Trust Protection Platform. For more information, see Integrating other systems with Venafi products.
  TIP When you configure your Adaptable object, you'll be required to specify the application ID you gave to your API Application Integration.
  Best practice
  When creating your API Application Integration for use with OAuth, consider the following best practice settings. Under Access Limits in the Create Application Integration panel, select these options:
  Set Grant and token expiration to Configure
  Set Grant Expiration Period to 1 day
  Set Token Refresh to Disabled
- If you don't already have one, create a Username credential that has been associated with a service account that has permissions to the API application. See Creating user name or password credentials and Configuring the Adaptable Log Channel object.
- If you don't already have one, create a Username credential that has been associated with a service account that has permissions to the API application. See Creating user name or password credentials and Configuring policies and devices for use in Adaptable SSH Key Discovery.
Make sure you have a username credential that is valid for the device you will connect to. This is the username and password SSH Protect will use to connect to the device. For information on working with credentials, see Creating user name or password credentials.
Check out the sample script in the \Venafi\Scripts\AdaptableSSHManagement\sample\ folder. This will help you create your script. Your scripts should be stored in the \Venafi\Scripts\AdaptableSSHManagement\ folder. You will only be able to select items that appear in that specific folder, not any descendant folders.

What's next?

After you've completed the Adaptable Log Channel prerequisites, see Configuring the Adaptable Log Channel object.