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Enable etcd user and password based authentication #34
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Ok, so I need to generate new password via ansible first:
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/playbooks_lookups.html#the-password-lookup |
There is no ansible module for etcdctl, so I need to test if it's ok to run these commands over and over again. |
@r0h4n what file do you mean by this:
At this point, only etcd is installed, so I would assume that the changes in tendrl config files are described later on, as we install and configure them. |
@mbukatov Keep this entire auth thing optional, user should be able to run unsafe etcd too (for devs/testing etc) |
@r0h4n ok, let's have an ansible variable to control this, with auth enabled as a default (so that for dev/testing, one can turn it off) |
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Addressed in #35 But as pointed out in a previous comment, it's not possible to start with etcd auth disabled until Tendrl/api#294 is fixed. |
Etcd is installed on the Tendrl server node. Tendrl now supports authenticating to etcd via username and password.
Please follow below changes to Tendrl install guide and adopt them to support etcd auth via tendrl-ansible
https://github.com/Tendrl/documentation/wiki/Tendrl-release-v1.5.2-(install-guide)/_compare/ccfe848ff6b1757cfa1362f58dca07be094bc22c...39c606e51badd1572aea337665c1cfc0e057c3f6
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