I create a Spring Cloud Config server. I put security in my application.properties file
security.basic.enabled=false
security.user.name=1user
security.user.password=123
When I try to log to the application with the name and password, I always get
Bad credentials
I tried to put enabled to true but get same result. I saw in the command line then spring generate random password like
69dfeb52-6320-4085-bcd1-22ee7a3676a2
if I use with with username user, I can connect.
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Hi Robert Trudel
If you are using Spring Boot 2.x, then you need to prefix these properties with spring
as shown below:
spring.security.user.name=1user
spring.security.user.password=123
Also, you do not need this security.basic.enabled=false.
Hope this helps!
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Since SpringBoot is opinionated, it connects to my Oracle DB using configuration that I didn't have to do. Now, I want to see these config values, how can I do that?
I tried the "env" and "info" actuator endpoints, but they didn't have any information on this
TIA
In your app if you already exposed all actuator endpoints or specific configprops endpoint, you can use "configprops".
<host>/actuator/configprops
Other than the jdbc connection url is there any configuration you specificly wanted to see? perhaps you can try to look at the logging information but it will show a lot more than just configuration values, but if you try to find list of configuration that Spring Boot set here is the reference link
here i am trying to get a list with users from keycloak.
it works withe docker compose, but not in openshift?!
my application.property
keycloak.enabled=true
keycloak.realm=somname
keycloak.ssl-required=none
keycloak.resource=someapp
keycloak.public-client=true
keycloak.auth-server-url=${KEYCLOAK_AUTH-SERVER-URL:https://localhost/auth}
keycloak.disable-trust-manager=true
app.connectors.KeyCloakAdminConnector.serverUri=${KEYCLOAK_ADMIN-URL:http://idm.local:8081/auth}
app.connectors.KeyCloakAdminConnector.realm=${keycloak.realm}
app.connectors.KeyCloakAdminConnector.username=admin
app.connectors.KeyCloakAdminConnector.password=pass
app.connectors.KeyCloakAdminConnector.clientId=${keycloak.resource}
As a solution i changed the:
keycloak-admin-url: 'my-keycloak-route/auth'
in application.property to
keycloak-admin-url: 'http://myservice-keycloak-http:8080/auth'
so i change the connection between the Spring boot App and Keycloack from Rout-Object to a Service-Object.
its works because Service is not https. so i dont need to provide a certificate to JVM keytrust in the Spring boot App
I want to only use the the authentication part of spring security and use email instead of username with mysql. does anyone has a code for that?
or maybe without spring security how to authenticate?
Without spring security that means that you will just check if user exists in the database with correct credentials, you can follow this tutorial https://www.baeldung.com/registration-restful-api
I set up a new Spring Boot Application and for some reason every time I start/restart the server the following window appears.
I'm provided with the password in the console e.g. Using generated security password: 1ecb3270-f767-4142-a59c-603ffd7eaec5, so logging into the application isn't an issue however it's becoming a bit of a nuisance. I've tried to find a way to remove this, but I've had no joy. Thank you!
I am new to AWS and Spring Cloud. I have accomplished a simple AWS Java Application where the AWS credentials are stored in ~/.aws/credentials file. It works just fine. I moved to a new project in Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. I would like to continue using the ~/.aws/credential that I have set up for the Java application. However, I have not been able to find a way to load the credentials from the credentials file. I had to move the access key and secret key to the aws-config.xml.
<aws-context:context-credentials>
<aws-context:simple-credentials access-key="${accessKey:}" secret-key="${secretKey:}"/>
<aws-context:context-resource-loader/>
When I accomplished this, the Spring Boot and Spring Cloud application worked fine. However, keeping the information in the xml file is not the safest way because I am using GitHub.
Can someone point me in the direction whereby I can pull the information from the ~/.aws/credentials file into Spring Boot /Spring Cloud using Maven?
Thank you for taking the time reading my post.
Russ
try below settings
cloud:
aws:
credentials:
instanceProfile: false
useDefaultAwsCredentialsChain: false
profileName: <name>
profilePath: ${user.home}/.aws/credentials
Instance Profile sounds like the right option!
It's a IAM-role that lives on instances, without the need to hardcode credentials in code.
Spring Cloud's Maven setup guide :)