Our python script can get data via API from https://stats.uptimerobot.com/jJooJCjq7o. To do this, I need to have the read-only API key in private.git. I saved the API key to copr-be.aws.fedoraproject.org as an environmental variable, just run echo $copr_cdn_api_key. I can send the value GPG encrypted, however, I prefer you to get the key from the copr server.
copr-be.aws.fedoraproject.org
echo $copr_cdn_api_key
Content would be:
copr_cdn_api_key: <copr_cdn_api_key>
Can you save the API key, please?
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Ah, I already merged the ansible.git pull request which depends on this - breaking the copr-backend playbook :-( lemme know if I should revert for now, in case this should take too long to resolve.
Nit, I would name it "copr_uptimerobot_api_key_ro".
I changed the name of the variable. Please, don't forget that it is now copr_uptimerobot_api_key_ro.
copr_uptimerobot_api_key_ro
@schlupov: I can't find the variable in env variable, but storing it to ENV globally would be certainly a bad idea anyway. I suppose you misstyped the instructions here.
Anyway, there are other credentials we need to store, Red Hat Subscription password, IBM Cloud password and Power9 OpenStack password. I've created a new file on copr-be (production):
[root@copr-be ~][PROD]# cat /root/store-to-private-git --- copr_openstack_osuosl_org_password: ... copr_cloud_ibm_password: ... copr_red_hat_subscription_password: ... copr_uptimerobot_api_key_ro: ...
Can all those please be added (read them from that file, and drop the file).
Done.
For the record when we add vars in private we add a comment:
# purpose: what is this username or password for? # where to change: If you wanted to change this, where would you do so? # impact of public release: what would happen if this was released? # last changed: YYYY-MM-DD
I filled these in for these vars as best I know. ;)
Metadata Update from @kevin: - Issue close_status updated to: Fixed - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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