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//Cloudogu EcoSystem Docs

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  2. Developer documentation
  3. Dogus
  4. Nexus
  5. Functions
  6. Configuration of service accounts
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Configuration of service accounts

Nexus offers the possibility to create service accounts.

Configuration

To do this, an entry must be made in the ServiceAccount section of dogu.json in the target logu:

{
  "Type": "nexus",
  "Params": [
    "fullAccessRepository=myRepositoryData",
    "permissions=nx-repository-admin-maven2-maven-public-*,nx-repository-view-nuget-nuget-hosted-*"
  ]
}

Both parameters (params) are optional and have the following function:

fullAccessRepository - The account being created will have full access to a newly created repository in Nexus. The name of the repository is written to the params along with the parameter. From the above example configuration with fullAccessRepository=myRepositoryData a repository with the name myRepositoryData is created.

permissions - defines a set of Nexus permissions which will be given to the creating service account. From the above example permissions=nx-repository-admin-maven2-maven-public-*,nx-repository-view-nuget-nuget-hosted-* the service account will be given the Nexus permission: nx-repository-admin-maven2-maven-public-* and nx-repository-view-nuget-nuget-hosted-*.

Usage

The service account user data is stored for the dogu under the path /config/<dogu>/sa-nexus encrypted in the etcd. The following keys are created:

/config//sa-nexus/username - the username of the service account. This key is always created.

/config//sa-nexus/password - the password of the service account. This key is always created.

/config//sa-nexus/repository - the name of the repository configured by the fullAccessRepository=repoName parameter. This key is created only if the SA was configured with the fullAccessRepository parameter.