Created override compose.yml file in order to enable recipe operators to utilize enterprise versions of NocoDB.
They can do this through
Adding their license key
Generating a JWT token for auth in NocoDB
Deploying the enterprise Docker image through the app config.
Also updated README to reflect this change.
Created override compose.yml file in order to enable recipe operators to utilize enterprise versions of NocoDB.
They can do this through
* Adding their license key
* Generating a JWT token for auth in NocoDB
* Deploying the enterprise Docker image through the app config.
Also updated README to reflect this change.
@jjsfunhouse flying by, maybe this is still useful!
In general, I look in the git log listing and then click "Request review" on the usernames on the pull request. This can be handy to get second opinions on changes. If a PR is left lingering, you can also ask on the Matrix channels.
@jjsfunhouse flying by, maybe this is still useful!
In general, I look in the git log listing and then click "Request review" on the usernames on the pull request. This can be handy to get second opinions on changes. If a PR is left lingering, you can also ask on the Matrix channels.
> https://git.coopcloud.tech/coop-cloud/nocodb/commits/branch/main
In https://nocodb.com/docs/self-hosting/environment-variables, NocoDB specifies that the NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRET should be set for generating authentication tokens for user sessions. I thought it'd be better for the operator to know this value rather than it being set automatically.
In https://nocodb.com/docs/self-hosting/environment-variables, NocoDB specifies that the `NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRET` should be set for generating authentication tokens for user sessions. I thought it'd be better for the operator to know this value rather than it being set automatically.
auth_jwt is only included for generation when you do COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.license.yml"
You can achieve this using the password generator customisation feature:
> https://docs.coopcloud.tech/maintainers/handbook/#how-do-i-change-secret-generation-characters
`auth_jwt` is only included for generation when you do `COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.license.yml"`
Changed the secret generation in #9 , I just had it like this to follow the trend set by the original recipe but maybe that wasn't ideal. Let me know what you think!
Changed the secret generation in #9 , I just had it like this to follow the trend set by the original recipe but maybe that wasn't ideal. Let me know what you think!
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Created override compose.yml file in order to enable recipe operators to utilize enterprise versions of NocoDB.
They can do this through
Also updated README to reflect this change.
@jjsfunhouse flying by, maybe this is still useful!
In general, I look in the git log listing and then click "Request review" on the usernames on the pull request. This can be handy to get second opinions on changes. If a PR is left lingering, you can also ask on the Matrix channels.
@@ -13,0 +21,4 @@#JWT used for authentication in enterprise version#SECRET_AUTH_JWT_VERSION=v1#NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRET_FILE=/run/secrets/auth_jwtThis is unused?
In https://nocodb.com/docs/self-hosting/environment-variables, NocoDB specifies that the
NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRETshould be set for generating authentication tokens for user sessions. I thought it'd be better for the operator to know this value rather than it being set automatically.@@ -28,0 +29,4 @@* `abra app config <app-name>`. Uncomment the variables used for setting enterprise values. Make sure you have a valid license.* `abra app undeploy <app-name>`* `export JWT_SECRET=$(pwgen 50)`You can achieve this using the password generator customisation feature:
auth_jwtis only included for generation when you doCOMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.license.yml"Changed the secret generation in #9 , I just had it like this to follow the trend set by the original recipe but maybe that wasn't ideal. Let me know what you think!