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[META] Ensure changes to admin credentials work on all supported OpenSearch distributions #3623
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[Triage] This is another meta issue related to the work of removing the use of default credentials. Marking as triaged given clear exit criteria and action items. |
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[META] Replace hardcoded instance of admin credentials across all supported OpenSearch distributions
[META] Ensure changes to admin credentials work on all supported OpenSearch distributions
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There are three test cases for each distribution type that needs to be verified:
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High-level Idea
Stemming from the spike, this feature-requests focuses on ensuring all distributions work as expected once the hardcoded admin password has been replace with a more dynamic value.
This issue should be worked in tandem with the meta to update the code to replace hardcoded admin password inside demo configuration script.
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