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As Platform Maintainer I want to be able to create users with predefined credentials So that I can maintain "compatibility" from a UX perspective to the old deployment
Context
I'm currently working on migrating a platform that had previously been configured using terraform to have some static credentials for a couple of service account type users.
Currently, it doesn't seem I can import an existing user nor can I create one while passing in a password.
Out of Scope
No response
Further links
No response
Acceptance Criteria
When a user object is created, I should be able to specify a password for it.
Implementation Ideas
Add a "password" field to the "for provider" section which would either take in a value or the ability to set "existingSecret" and "existingSecretPasswordKey"
This way I can specify a secret name and the name of the key within it.
This is also helpful for use with External Secrets Operator since we'd be able to generate random passwords and push them to our password manager directly
Alternatively, if no password is provided then sure, generate a random one.
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Summary
As Platform Maintainer
I want to be able to create users with predefined credentials
So that I can maintain "compatibility" from a UX perspective to the old deployment
Context
I'm currently working on migrating a platform that had previously been configured using terraform to have some static credentials for a couple of service account type users.
Currently, it doesn't seem I can import an existing user nor can I create one while passing in a password.
Out of Scope
No response
Further links
No response
Acceptance Criteria
When a user object is created, I should be able to specify a password for it.
Implementation Ideas
Add a "password" field to the "for provider" section which would either take in a value or the ability to set "existingSecret" and "existingSecretPasswordKey"
This way I can specify a secret name and the name of the key within it.
This is also helpful for use with External Secrets Operator since we'd be able to generate random passwords and push them to our password manager directly
Alternatively, if no password is provided then sure, generate a random one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: