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23 changes: 20 additions & 3 deletions docs/self-managed/tasklist-deployment/tasklist-authentication.md
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Expand Up @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ The **userId**, **password**, and **roles** for one user may be set in applicati
camunda.tasklist:
userId: aUser
password: aPassword
displayName: aDisplayName
roles:
- OWNER
- OPERATOR
Expand All @@ -30,9 +31,25 @@ On Tasklist startup, the user is created if they did not exist before.

By default, three users are created:

- Role `OWNER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `demo`/`demo`/`demo`.
- Role `USER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `view`/`view`/`view`.
- Role `OPERATOR` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `act`/`act`/`act`/.
- Role `OWNER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `demo`/`demo`/`demo`. To change userId, password, displayName or role for user `demo` use the above configuration.

- Role `USER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `view`/`view`/`view`. To change userId, displayName or password for this user the below configuration can be used:

```
camunda.tasklist:
readerUserId: aUser
readerPassword: aPassword
readerDisplayName: aDisplayName
```

- Role `OPERATOR` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `act`/`act`/`act`/. To change userId, displayName or password for this user the below configuration can be used:

```
camunda.tasklist:
operatorUserId: aUser
operatorPassword: aPassword
operatorDisplayName: aDisplayName
```

More users can be added directly to Elasticsearch, to the index `tasklist-user-<version>_`. The password must be encoded with a strong BCrypt hashing function.

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23 changes: 20 additions & 3 deletions ...ed_docs/version-8.2/self-managed/tasklist-deployment/tasklist-authentication.md
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Expand Up @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ The **userId**, **password**, and **roles** for one user may be set in applicati
camunda.tasklist:
userId: aUser
password: aPassword
displayName: aDisplayName
roles:
- OWNER
- OPERATOR
Expand All @@ -30,9 +31,25 @@ On Tasklist startup, the user is created if they did not exist before.

By default, three users are created:

- Role `OWNER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `demo`/`demo`/`demo`.
- Role `USER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `view`/`view`/`view`.
- Role `OPERATOR` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `act`/`act`/`act`/.
- Role `OWNER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `demo`/`demo`/`demo`. To change userId, password, displayName or role for user `demo` use the above configuration.

- Role `USER` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `view`/`view`/`view`. To change userId, displayName or password for this user the below configuration can be used:

```
camunda.tasklist:
readerUserId: aUser
readerPassword: aPassword
readerDisplayName: aDisplayName
```

- Role `OPERATOR` with **userId**/**displayName**/**password** `act`/`act`/`act`/. To change userId, displayName or password for this user the below configuration can be used:

```
camunda.tasklist:
operatorUserId: aUser
operatorPassword: aPassword
operatorDisplayName: aDisplayName
```

More users can be added directly to Elasticsearch, to the index `tasklist-user-<version>_`. The password must be encoded with a strong BCrypt hashing function.

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