cloudflare-ip-security-group-update

This Lambda function to retrieve Cloudflare's IP address list and update an AWS Security Group and S3 Policies.

It was originally written by John McCracken ([email protected]), updated by Ryan Gibbons (rtgibbons) and Endrigo Antonini (antonini).

Instructions

Use the content of the file cf-security-group-update.py in your lambda ou upload it.

It is also required that you upload or create the package file as is available on this repository.

The Lambda uses the Python 2.7 runtime and requires the following enviroment variables:

• SECURITY_GROUP_IDS_LIST - a list of security group IDs to update
• SECURITY_GROUP_ID - If list is undefined, a group ID for the specified security group
• PORTS_LIST - comma-separated list of ports e.g. 80,443. If none is specified, the default is port 80.
• S3_CLOUDFLARE_SID - Sid that stores all the CloudFlare configurataion. That Sid is stored on the Stament policy.
• S3_BUCKET_IDS_LIST - a list of S3 buckets IDs to update
• S3_BUCKET_ID - if list is undefined, a ID for the specified S3 bucket.

You need to allow the Lambda to execute those actions (example on the file allow-lambda-ingress-role:

• ec2:AuthorizeSecurityGroupIngress
• ec2:RevokeSecurityGroupIngress
• ec2:DescribeSecurityGroup
• s3:GetBucketPolicyStatus
• s3:PutBucketPolicy
• s3:GetBucketPolicy

To update Security Groups

You need to define at least SECURITY_GROUP_ID or SECURITY_GROUP_IDS_LIST. The parameter PORTS_LIST is also used to update an AWS Security Group.

To update S3 Policy

You need to define the parameter S3_CLOUDFLARE_SID and at least one of the following parameters S3_BUCKET_IDS_LIST or S3_BUCKET_ID.

Contributors

• John McCracken (@johnmccuk)
• Ryan Gibbons (@rtgibbons)
• Ben Steinberg (@bensteinberg)
• Endrigo Antonini (@antonini)