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Here are some steps for creating a client .pem file for authenticating against CyberArk from FlexDeploy. This uses openssl to create a certificate signing request and private key. Your organization may have their own guidelines, but this may help for understanding the general process needed.  

1. Generate a certificate signing request and private key. Preferably run this on FlexDeploy server. We have to secure private key file, so that it is only accessible by FlexDeploy application process.
   openssl req -newkey -nodes -keyout clientKey.key -out clientCSR.csr
      

2. Present the certificate signing request (.csr file) to your certificate authority (CA). The certificate authority will sign and return a certificate (.crt/.cer file).
   
   

3. The certificate will likely be a .crt, .cer, or .pem file, which are all PEM format. If it's in another format, it will need to be converted to one of these formats. For example, a .p7b file is also a common format to receive certificates. Here's a command for converting from PKCS#7.
   openssl pkcs7 -print_certs -in certificate.p7b -out certificate.crt
      

4. Create a .pem file from the certificate and private key.
   cat clientCertificate.crt clientKey.key > clientPem.pem

This set of steps will create a PKCS#8 key file. See Integrate with CyberArk AAM (HTTP)#Converting Between Key Formats if you prefer another format.

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Now you are ready to create individual credential to be retrieved from CyberArk.

You can 1:create or 2:edit credentials from Credentials page or from where specific credential is used.

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