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Credentials for Big Bang Packages💣

This document includes details on credentials to access each package in a default install (without SSO). It is safe to assume that any packages not listed in the two categories below either have no need for authentication or use different methods (ex: Velero require kubectl access).

Packages With No Built in Authentication💣

Although the below applications have no built in authentication, Big Bang’s helm values can be configured to deploy authservice in front of these endpoints. Authservice is an Authentication Proxy that can integrate with SSO providers like Keycloak.

  • Jaeger
  • Monitoring (Prometheus)
  • Monitoring (Alertmanager)

Packages With Built in Authentication💣

The applications in the table below provide both SSO and built in auth. The table gives default credentials and ways to access and/or override those.

Package (Application) Default Username Default Password Additional Notes
Kiali N/A (randomly generated) Use kubectl -n kiali create token kiali-service-account to create a temporary token
Logging (Kibana) elastic (randomly generated) Use kubectl get secrets -n logging logging-ek-es-elastic-user -o go-template='{{.data.elastic \| base64decode}}' to get the password
Monitoring (Grafana) admin prom-operator Default password can be overridden with Helm values monitoring.values.grafana.adminPassword
Twistlock admin change_this_password Admin account will be automatically setup on fresh installs if init.enabled is true. Default password can be overridden by setting twistlock.values.console.credentials.password
ArgoCD admin (randomly generated) Use kubectl -n argocd get secret argocd-initial-admin-secret -o go-template='{{.data.password \| base64decode}}' to get the password. Note: If the argocd-initial-admin-secret does not exist, you will need to reset the admin password.
Minio minio minio123 Access and secret key can be overridden with Helm values addons.minio.accesskey and addons.minio.secretkey respectively
Gitlab root (randomly generated) Use kubectl -n gitlab get secret gitlab-gitlab-initial-root-password -o go-template='{{.data.password \| base64decode}}' to get the password
Nexus admin (randomly generated) Use kubectl get secret -n nexus-repository-manager nexus-repository-manager-secret -o go-template='{{index .data "admin.password" \| base64decode}}' to get the password
Sonarqube admin admin Default password can be overridden with Helm values addons.sonarqube.values.account.adminPassword
Anchore admin (randomly generated) Use kubectl get secrets -n anchore anchore-anchore-engine-admin-pass -o go-template='{{.data.ANCHORE_ADMIN_PASSWORD \| base64decode}}' to get the password, or override with Helm values addons.anchore.values.anchoreGlobal.defaultAdminPassword
Mattermost N/A N/A Prompted to setup an account when you first hit the virtual service - this user becomes admin, no default user
Keycloak admin password Default username and password can be overridden with Helm values addons.keycloak.values.secrets.credentials.stringData.adminuser and addons.keycloak.values.secrets.credentials.stringData.password respectively
Neuvector admin admin You should change the default password when you log into Neuvector. Can also be changed via the chart at the controller.secret.data.userinitcfg.yaml key, see the upstream docs for more details and examples.

Last update: 2023-06-13 by Ryan Garcia