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The self-hosted cloud is bootstrapped with a kratos admin identity that uses a password based login. This account uses a static set of credentials and defaults to [email protected]/admin as the username and password pair.
Our docs mention that you can update the ADMIN_IDENTITY environment variable and recreate your Pixie cloud deployment to change the password. That is a heavy hammer for changing the login details for a single account.
The ideal solution would make changing this environment variable modify an existing identity rather than telling users to recreate their cloud.
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Log into postgres db and update admin user's auth_provider_id
$ kubectl -n plc exec -it ${POSTGRES_POD} -- sh
(postgres) $ psql -U pl -c update users set auth_provider_id="${IDENTITY_ID}" where id in (select id from users where email='[email protected]');
The self-hosted cloud is bootstrapped with a kratos admin identity that uses a password based login. This account uses a static set of credentials and defaults to [email protected]/admin as the username and password pair.
Our docs mention that you can update the ADMIN_IDENTITY environment variable and recreate your Pixie cloud deployment to change the password. That is a heavy hammer for changing the login details for a single account.
The ideal solution would make changing this environment variable modify an existing identity rather than telling users to recreate their cloud.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: