Update Default Password for OS 2.12 #707
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| @@ -5,10 +5,4 @@ ARG opensearch_path=/usr/share/opensearch | |||
| ARG opensearch_yml=$opensearch_path/config/opensearch.yml | |||
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Is it possible to replace this health-check with something else?
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This was added to this repo to solve a flaky spec issue myself when I first started. No other client repo has this. From what I've observed so far, it doesn't really help. If it happens again, I'm better equiped to find a better solution. This also adds complexity to the CI workflows esp now that HEALTHCHECK has to be aware of the OS version.
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where would this be used?
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This is meant to be used in integration tests only. It's a helper function inside test folder.
- Updated secured test suite to use strong password when OS 2.12 or up is detected - Removed autoheal - Simplified client creation step for the guides Signed-off-by: Theo Truong <theotr@amazon.com>
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This is ready for review but we won't be able to merged this till 2.12.x is released on Docker repo as all workflows using |
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| Let's create a client instance, and an index named `movies`: | |||
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| const { Client } = require('@opensearch-project/opensearch'); | |||
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why not point to createSecureClient() here?
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Beecause that's a helper function for our test suites only. The function creates a client using admin:admin or admin:myStrongPassword123! depending on the OPENSEARCH_VERSION env. Users should not use that function because their password will be different.
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ahh I see. ty for explanation!!
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where would this be used?
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| Let's create a client instance to access this cluster: | ||
| Let's create a client instance to access an OpenSearch cluster: |
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Should we skip mentioning how to start a cluster here?
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I think we should. These guides should focus on OpenSearch features, not how to setup a cluster. We can have another guide to cover how to set up a cluster, but that's already covered in the Readme and especially the OpenSearch website itself.
Signed-off-by: Theo Truong <theotr@amazon.com>
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@nhtruong Now that 2.12 is released this should be unblocked. |
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@DarshitChanpura All workflows pass now 🥳 |
Description
Prepare repo for the advent of OS 2.12 where
admin:adminis no longer an accepted credential.Issues Resolved
Closes #699
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