Helpful tip when using a sink type of cassandra-sink
ddieruf opened this issue · comments
The value of the secure connect bundle comes from the command:
base64 ./secure-connect-asdf.zip > ./b64-secure-connect.txt
It's going to be 100's of lines of text so to add it in the secrets manifest:
secrets:
- name: cassandra
id: cassandra
data:
username: <something>
password: <something>
secure-connect-bundle: |
UEsDBBQACAAIAIumC1cAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGAAkAY2EuY3J0VVQFAAGHn9ZkZJTNkro4FMX3PMXs
rSkBP5DFf3EDIYAGDfIVd4IaxAYVa.......
That tip of base64 could also be on the data storage > datasource page.
Here are revised commands that dump the base64 result to the screen. Instead of writing them to disk. That was a bad security idea.
Powershell
PS > [Convert]::ToBase64String([IO.File]::ReadAllBytes("<absolute-path-to-folder>\secure-connect-asdf.zip"))
Linux
$ > base64 ./secure-connect-asdf.zip