Reviewing the final configuration file with usernames and passwords

After you install each data store and add the appropriate usernames and passwords to the config.yaml file, the config.yaml file looks like the following example:

datastoreConfigs:
  kafkaConfig:
    adminUser: strimzi-kafka-user
    adminPassword: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
    consumerUser: strimzi-kafka-user
    consumerPassword: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
    producerUser: strimzi-kafka-user
    producerPassword: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
  elasticsearchConfig:
    adminUser: elastic
    adminPassword: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
    user: elastic
    password: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
  postgresConfigs:
    - user: postgres
      password: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
      adminUser: postgres
      adminPassword: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
  cassandraConfigs:
    - user: instana-superuser
      password: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
      adminUser: instana-superuser
      adminPassword: <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET>
  clickhouseConfigs:
    - user: clickhouse-user
      password: <USER_GENERATED_PASSWORD>
      adminUser: clickhouse-user
      adminPassword: <USER_GENERATED_PASSWORD>

Notes:

• Keep the config.yaml file handy to be able to create the Core secret in the future.
• Replace each <RETRIEVED_FROM_SECRET> with the password that you get in each data store installation section.