Login Credentials
Default credential information is available on this page.
Jenkins Administrator Credentials
The default username and password for the Jenkins administrator are as follows:
- User:
admin
- Password:
El4stic123
Change the Jenkins Administrator Credentials
In CloudOps for Kubernetes release 3.2.x
or higher, the Jenkins administration username and password can be controlled by variables in your docker-compose.override.yml
file.
- Variable
TF_VAR_jenkins_admin_username
can be used to modify the administration user's username. - Variable
TF_VAR_jenkins_admin_password
can be used to modify the administration user's password.
Follow the below procedure to update either the username or password:
- Identify a maintenance window during which no Jenkins jobs will be running to apply the change. The Jenkins server pod will be restarted when the change is applied, causing any running jobs to fail.
- Obtain the most recent copy of the
docker-compose.override.yml
file for your CloudOps for Kubernetes cluster. - Modify one or both of the
TF_VAR_jenkins_admin_username
andTF_VAR_jenkins_admin_password
variables. If the desired variable does not exist in your copy ofdocker-compose.override.yml
, then you can add it. The values need to be specified in plain-text. - (Optional) Set variable
TF_VAR_rebuild_nodegroups
tofalse
to avoid unnecessary work. - Follow the procedure described in Updating Cluster Configuration to apply the change.
Nexus Credentials
Nexus is the Maven artifact repository manager used in CloudOps for Kubernetes. The Nexus credentials are given below, and are as set in Sonatype’s official Nexus 2 Docker image:
- User:
admin
- Password:
admin123