Hibari's erlang cookie is stored in the vm.args configuration file. This file is given as an argument to erl as -arg_file. Unfortunately, this file is not read by the beam.smp process directly but passed as command line arguments that are visible by the ps command.
I'd prefer to use the ~/.erlang.cookie approach to provide a little bit more security over the current behavior. This issue is common to rebar and it's default templates (e.g. nodetool).
Hibari's erlang cookie is stored in the vm.args configuration file. This file is given as an argument to erl as -arg_file. Unfortunately, this file is not read by the beam.smp process directly but passed as command line arguments that are visible by the ps command.
I'd prefer to use the ~/.erlang.cookie approach to provide a little bit more security over the current behavior. This issue is common to rebar and it's default templates (e.g. nodetool).