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This command allows you to create a key-value pair

Inputs:

• key: The key to store
• value: The value associated with the key
• proxyrole: The role under which this key value pair is stored

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This task automates the application upgrade process for the dkapp component.

The workflow ensures a clean and consistent upgrade by following a controlled sequence:

1. Gracefully shuts down the dkproxy service to avoid traffic during the upgrade.

2. Brings down the running dkapp instance.

3. Pulls the latest application and service images from ECR.

4. R...

1. Log into your Azure portal with an administrative account:https://portal.azure.com/
2. Click on the “View” button under “Manage Azure Active Directory”
3. Click on the “App registrations” links on the left hand side
4. Click on the “New registration” button at the top
5. Provide a name

To activate the virtual env dkenv: source ~/dkenv/bin/activate

If dk tool installed in virtual environment dkenv, then we can skip to dk config init directly.

This command will delete credentials with a given credential label

Inputs:

• cred_label : The label of the credentials to delete
• proxyrole: The proxy role under which the credentials are available

List all the credential labels available or accessible for users with a given proxy role

Inputs:

• proxyrole: The proxy role for which we want to list credential labels

Using this task you can add credentials to the vault

Inputs:

• cred_label : Give a label to the credentials so that you can reference it in your code. No special characters.
• type: specify type of credentials [ssh, winrm, jwt, basicauth]
• username: some username with the credentials
• password

This command allows you to view the stored credentials. Be very careful!

Inputs:

• cred_label: The label of the credential to view
• proxyrole: The proxy role under which the credentials are stored

This command allows you to get the value associated with a key

Inputs:

• key: The key to get value of
• proxyrole: The role under which this key value pair is stored

This command allows you to list all the keys stored under a proxy role

Inputs:

• proxyrole: The proxy role under which the keys are stored

Using this task you can add credentials to the vault

Inputs:

• cred_label : Give a label to the credentials so that you can reference it in your code. No special characters.
• type: specify type of credentials [ssh, winrm, jwt, basicauth]
• username: some username with the credentials
• ssh-key-file

1. Create a runbook with some simple command
2. Try executing it, the command will execute on the proxy