Can't enable encryption to store multiple jmx credentials in docker
See original GitHub issuei was trying to implement it myself but i wasn’t able to compile the docker image for some reason. the thing that needs to be added to accomplish it is:
cryptograph:
type: symmetric
systemPropertySecret: ${REAPER_JMX_KEY}
inside cassandra-reaper.yaml and to add a default value in the docker file (can be empty) any reason it’s not there yet? also how can i create a custom docker image? i tried the maven command but it failed on me on multiple parts for missing files and directories.
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For the official docker image, you can set env vars for the container as:
If you are trying to build and setup yourselves, you can set it as following: cassandra-reaper.yaml: cryptograph: type: symmetric systemPropertySecret: REAPER_JMX_KEY
Then pass a java system property as -DREAPER_JMX_KEY=encryptionPassReaper
this is false, i just did it wrong, it works great.