Configuring multiple passwords for different schemas
Configure the custom server.xml to use different passwords for different schemas.
Procedure
- Create a secret with the passwords that are required for your custom
server.xml file.
kubectl create secret generic <your secret name> \ --from-literal=metaDbPassword=<password> \ --from-literal=confDbPassword=<password> \ --from-literal=statDbPassword=<password> \ --from-literal=tranDbPassword=<password> \ --from-literal=mstrDbPassword=<password> \
- Create the
serverProperties
environment and reference the secret that is created in step 1.serverProperties: envVars: - groupName: MultiSchemaPasswords propertyRef: - name: META_DB_PASSWORD valueFrom: secretKeyRef: name: <your secret name> key: metaDbPassword - name: STAT_DB_PASSWORD valueFrom: secretKeyRef: name: <your secret name> key: statDbPassword - name: CONF_DB_PASSWORD valueFrom: secretKeyRef: name: <your secret name> key: confDbPassword - name: TRAN_DB_PASSWORD valueFrom: secretKeyRef: name: <your secret name> key: tranDbPassword - name: MSTR_DB_PASSWORD valueFrom: secretKeyRef: name: <your secret name> key: mstrDbPassword
- Define the
MultiSchemaPasswords
environment variable in the app server.property: envVars: MultiSchemaPasswords
- Define the passwords in your server.xml.
<!-- In your custom server.xml --> <properties.postgresql ... password="${env.META_DB_PASSWORD}" ... /> ... <properties.postgresql ... password="${env.STAT_DB_PASSWORD}" ... /> ... <properties.postgresql ... password="${env.CONF_DB_PASSWORD}" ... /> ... <properties.postgresql ... password="${env.TRAN_DB_PASSWORD}" ... /> ... <properties.postgresql ... password="${env.MSTR_DB_PASSWORD}" ... /> ...