You want to allow retrieval of a secret with the CCP.

 The correct order of the steps is:

Define the Application with the desired authentication details

Add the Application ID and Application Provider ID to the safe with appropriate permissions

Configure application to call the appropriate REST API to retrieve the secret and test

Explanation: To allow an application to retrieve a secret with the CCP, the following steps are required:

Define the Application with the desired authentication details: This step involves creating an Application object in the Vault with a unique Application ID and an Application Provider ID. The Application Provider ID is used to identify the CCP instance that will serve the request. The Application object also defines the authentication method and parameters that the application will use to connect to the CCP, such as certificate, password, or AppRole.

Add the Application ID and Application Provider ID to the safe with appropriate permissions: This step involves granting the Application object the necessary permissions to access the safe and the secret that it needs. The Application ID and the Application Provider ID are added as members of the safe with at least List and Retrieve permissions. The secret name or ID can also be specified as a restriction to limit the access to a specific secret within the safe.

Configure application to call the appropriate REST API to retrieve the secret and test: This step involves configuring the application to send a REST API request to the CCP endpoint with the required parameters, such as the Application ID, the Application Provider ID, the safe name, and the secret name or ID. The application should also provide the authentication credentials or token that match the method defined in the Application object. The application should receive a JSON response from the CCP with the secret value and other metadata. The application should test the connection and the secret retrieval before deploying to production.

References:

CyberArk Secrets Manager

Sentry - Secrets Manager - Sample Items & Study Guide

Sentry - Secrets

Secrets Management Essentials for Developers