We provide a collection of Ansible playbooks to use with EJBCA and integrations. Both Community and Enterprise versions of EJBCA are supported. Using these Ansible playbooks, you can easily get EJBCA up and running, including a complete technology stack.
Ansible can help ensure that the PKI deployments are consistent and repeatable across different environments including test environments and systems, reducing the risk of errors or inconsistencies.
The EJBCA Ansible playbooks have been developed as open-source playbooks to make it easier for you to get started with EJBCA. We encourage everyone to share and contribute back any improvements or alternative solutions so that we all have the most optimal and secure deployment possible.
These playbooks are available on GitHub:
How easy it is to automate EJBCA installation and configurations
Deploy a free trial of EJBCA Enterprise Cloud in AWS
Deploy an Ansible Controller in AWS
Deploy EJBCA configurations using Ansible
How to use the Ansible EJBCA playbook
Add CA’s, certificate profiles, and end entity profiles to EJBCA
Using Ansible to Automate PKI Deployment and Configuration.
Using Ansible to deploy your EJBCA Enterprise edition on AWS Cloud.
View our EJBCA and SignServer Ansible playbook Tech Days workshop from 2021 to get into our playbooks.
You can ask your questions and learn from PKI specialists in the EJBCA forum on GitHub Discussions.
Bouncy Castle is one of the most widely used FIPS-certified open-source cryptographic APIs for Java and C#, allowing developers to integrate PKI security into their applications easily.
