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apiVersion: mongodb.com/v1 | |
kind: MongoDB | |
metadata: | |
name: my-scram-enabled-replica-set | |
spec: | |
type: ReplicaSet | |
members: 3 | |
# Using a version >= 4.0 will enable SCRAM-SHA-256 authentication | |
# setting a version < 4.0 will enable SCRAM-SHA-1/MONGODB-CR authentication | |
version: 4.0.4 | |
opsManager: | |
configMapRef: | |
name: my-project | |
credentials: my-credentials | |
security: | |
authentication: | |
enabled: true | |
modes: ["SCRAM"] # Valid authentication modes are "SCRAM' and "X509" | |
# Optional field - ignoreUnknownUsers | |
# A value of true means that any users not configured via the Operator or the Ops Manager or Cloud Manager UI | |
# will not be altered in any way | |
# If you need to manage MongoDB users directly via the mongods, set this value to true | |
ignoreUnknownUsers: true # default value false | |
--- | |
apiVersion: mongodb.com/v1 | |
kind: MongoDBUser | |
metadata: | |
name: my-scram-user | |
spec: | |
passwordSecretKeyRef: | |
name: my-scram-secret # the name of the secret that stores this user's password | |
key: password # the key in the secret that stores the password | |
username: my-scram-user | |
db: admin | |
mongodbResourceRef: | |
name: my-scram-enabled-replica-set # The name of the MongoDB resource this user will be added to | |
roles: | |
- db: admin | |
name: clusterAdmin | |
- db: admin | |
name: userAdminAnyDatabase | |
- db: admin | |
name: readWrite | |
- db: admin | |
name: userAdminAnyDatabase | |
--- | |
apiVersion: v1 | |
kind: Secret | |
metadata: | |
name: my-scram-secret | |
type: Opaque | |
stringData: | |
password: my-scram-password |
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