Closed carlosrbcunha closed 3 years ago
H @carlosrbcunha this is already natively supported by Nexus.
The docker-compose example in this project shows how to inject the admin password via a Docker secret - an environment variable could also be used.
You need to set: NEXUS_SECURITY_RANDOMPASSWORD=false
in the container's environment and then you can replace it as we've done in the example file.
The definition of "johndoe" is an administrator:
- username: johndoe
firstName: John
lastName: Doe
password: "${file:/run/secrets/password_johndoe}"
updateExistingPassword: true
email: johndoe@example.org
roles:
- source: "default"
role: nx-admin
Administrators have nx-admin
as a role.
During the initial config we always need to perform extra operations to get inside the container and get the initial password file. After that we use REST API to configure the nexus instance. Like many of the tools present in the DevOps landscape we should have a way to inject the admin password . Using this plugin that might me a way, for instance, reading it from an environment variable or even from the plugin configuration file.