Digital Ocean Integration

Written By Dan Crawford

Last updated 23 days ago

DigitalOcean Integration

DigitalOcean integration allows PGP to continuously monitor your DigitalOcean infrastructure for potential vulnerabilities and security risks. To enable this integration, you'll need to create a Personal Access Token (PAT) in DigitalOcean.

Creating a DigitalOcean Personal Access Token

  1. Log in to the DigitalOcean Control Panel
  2. Navigate to API in the left menu to access the Applications & API page
  3. In the Personal access tokens section, click Generate New Token
  4. Configure your token:
    • Enter a descriptive Token name (e.g., "PGP Integration")
    • Select an appropriate Expiration period
    • Under Scopes, select "Read Only" access as PGP only requires read permissions
  5. Click Generate Token
  6. Important: Copy and securely store the token immediately, as it will only be shown once

Adding DigitalOcean Integration to PGP

  1. In PGP, go to Integrations > Add Integration
  2. Find the DigitalOcean card and click "Configure"
  3. Enter your DigitalOcean Personal Access Token
  4. Click "Connect" to complete the integration

What Gets Scanned

Once configured, PGP will automatically discover and monitor:

  • Droplets
  • Load Balancers
  • Databases
  • Kubernetes Clusters
  • Apps
  • DNS Records
  • Floating IPs

Integration Maintenance

  • Monitor your token's expiration date and renew before it expires
  • If you need to rotate the token, generate a new one in DigitalOcean and update it in PGP
  • You can delete the integration at any time through the PGP settings