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Avneet7107
Avneet7107

Reputation: 1

Notify user when they are added or removed from aws sso groups

I am trying to publish two specific cloudtrail events in s3

Event names:
AddMemberToGroup
RemoveMemberFromGroup

I am unable to find options to just store these two event logs in s3 buxket. Both logs and s3 bucket are in same account. Later I will use these events from s3 as trigger to lambda function which will extract member_id and group_id from the log. The member_id will be mapped to actual email id and email will be sent via sns. Please help me to create a trail with only 2 events which can be published to s3.

Upvotes: -1

Views: 317

Answers (2)

Avneet7107
Avneet7107

Reputation: 1

I implemented this architecture with the help of lambda function and event bridge rules.

So the cloudtrail logs are utilized by event bridge to filter out desired logs.
I created below rule to filter out AddMemberToGroup and RemoveMemberFromGroup:

{
  "detail-type": ["AWS API Call via CloudTrail"],
  "source": ["aws.sso-directory"],
  "detail": {
    "eventSource": ["sso-directory.amazonaws.com"],
    "errorCode": [{
      "exists": false
    }],
    "eventName": ["RemoveMemberFromGroup", "AddMemberToGroup"]
  }
}

The target of this event bridge was set to lambda function. This lambda function checked if the event is same as AddMemberToGroup and RemoveMemberFromGroup, it fetched the name of the sso group and member details. These details were sent via email using Simple email service.

Lambda Code:

import json
import boto3
import logging   
import os

LOGGER = logging.getLogger()
LOGGER.setLevel(logging.INFO)

def get_group_name(identitystore_client,group_id):
try:
    response = identitystore_client.describe_group(IdentityStoreId='d-123xyzabc12',GroupId=group_id)
    print(f"group metadata:{response}")
    groupname  = response['DisplayName']
    return groupname
except Exception as e:
    LOGGER.error(f"Error retrieving member name: {str(e)}")
    return None

def get_member_name(identitystore_client,member_id):
try:
    response = identitystore_client.describe_user(IdentityStoreId='d-123xyzabc12',UserId=member_id)
    print(f"User metadata:{response}")
    membername  = response['UserName']
    displayname = response['DisplayName']
    print(displayname)
    return [membername,displayname]
except Exception as e:
    LOGGER.error(f"Error retrieving member name: {str(e)}")
    return None

def lambda_handler(event, context):
LOGGER.info(event)

ses = boto3.client('ses')
identitystore_client = boto3.client('identitystore')

source_email = 'provide your source email'
EmailArn='pls provide your email arn'
destination_emails = ['provide your destination mail id']


request_parameters = event.get('detail', {}).get('requestParameters', {})
group_id = str(request_parameters.get('groupId'))
print(f'group id type - {type(group_id)}')
print(f'groupId:{group_id}')
event_name = str(event.get('detail', {}).get('eventName'))
if event_name == 'AddMemberToGroup':
    member_id = str(request_parameters.get('member',{}).get('memberId'))
    print(f'member id type - {type(member_id)}')
    print(f'member_id:{member_id}')
else:
    member_id = str(request_parameters.get('memberId'))
    print(f'member id type - {type(member_id)}')
    print(f'member_id:{member_id}')

member_name = str(get_member_name(identitystore_client,member_id))
group_name = str(get_group_name(identitystore_client,group_id))

email_content = f"""
<p align="left">Dear team,</br></br>
There is a change :</br></br>
<b>Event Name</b>: {event_name}</br>
<b>User</b>: {member_name}</br>
<b>LDAP Group</b>: {group_name}</br>
"""

# Send the email using SES
if 'admin' in group_name.lower():
    ses.send_email(
        Source=source_email,
        SourceArn=EmailArn,
        Destination={'ToAddresses': destination_emails},
        Message={
            'Subject': {'Data': 'Alert!!!'},
            'Body': {'Html': {'Data':email_content}}
        }
    )

return {
    'statusCode': 200,
    'body': json.dumps('Hello from Lambda!')
}

Upvotes: 0

Daniel Scott
Daniel Scott

Reputation: 7903

I'm not sure that you can create a trail which only sends those events. I think you have to have the trail send all events, and do the filtering in the lambda (which is bad because you'll trigger a lot of unnecessary lambda invocations. :( )

Upvotes: 0

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