Configure the secrets

Follow below steps for configuring secrets for the installation of Openstack Operator on RHOCP cluster.

Prepare the secret for installating the operators:

Login with your Red Hat account and create a secret:
```
podman login --username "My-RH-username" --password "My-Password" registry.redhat.io --authfile auth.json
```
You need to replace My-RH-username and My-Password strings in the above command with the apporpriate value.
Ensure that you observe the Login Succeeded! message in the output of the preceding command, then confirm the creation of the auth.json file.
```
cat auth.json
```

Create secret for the registry:

oc create secret generic osp-operators-secret \
 -n openstack-operators \
 --from-file=.dockerconfigjson=auth.json \
 --type=kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson

Veify the secret is created:

oc get secrets -n openstack-operators osp-operators-secret

Sample Output

NAME                   TYPE                             DATA   AGE
osp-operators-secret   kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson   1      10s

Copy sample config from step #2 of section 3.2. Providing secure access to the Red Hat OpenStack Platform services of deployment guide.

or

Use ctlplane-secret.sample file.
Create a copy of sample config to configure secret for openstack services.
```
cp ctlplane-secret.sample osp-ng-ctlplane-secret.yaml
```
Generate base64 password string for your desired password.

You may change the string password in the below command with your desired password.
```
echo -n password | base64
```
Sample output
```
cGFzc3dvcmQ=
```

Replace your base64 password string in the ctlplane secret file.

sed -i 's/<base64_password>/cGFzc3dvcmQ=/g' osp-ng-ctlplane-secret.yaml
sed -i 's/<base64_password_heat>/cGFzc3dvcmQ=/g' osp-ng-ctlplane-secret.yaml

Create the Secret:

oc create -f osp-ng-ctlplane-secret.yaml

Verify the Secret was created:

oc describe secret osp-secret -n openstack