This topic provides the systematic instructions to update the password in databag.

1. Launch putty and login to foundation VM with NIS user (eg.: dkarkera) and then switch to the root user.
2. Navigate to the chef-repo path by executing the command,
   cd /scratch/obma_installer/chef-repo
3. Set the required editor by executing the command, export EDITOR=vim.
4. Execute the below command to open the databag file in edit mode, knife data bag edit --local-mode <databag_sub_directory> <datasource_credential_json_file> --secret-file <secret_key_path>.

   Table 7-1 Databag File - Attribute Description

   Attribute Name	Attribute Description
   databag_sub_directory	Name of sub directory where the datasource credential json file is located inside databag directory. Example: obma_weblogic, obma_java, obma_kafka etc
   datasource_credential_json_file	Name of the datasource credential json file where all the credential related to respective product is listed. Example: datasourceCred_obo, datasourceCred_obca, etc Note: Mention the filename without the json extension.
   secret_key_path	Location to the secret key. Example: /scratch/obma_installer_ssl/chef-repo/secrets/secret_key

   Example:

   knife data bag edit --local-mode obma_weblogic datasourceCred_obvam --secret-file /scratch/obma_installer/chef-repo/secrets/secret_key

   Figure 7-1 Sample Databag File

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-1 Sample Databag File"

   
   

   Figure 7-2 Sample Password

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-2 Sample Password"

   
   
5. Post updating the credential file, Click Save and Close.

This topic provides the systematic instructions to update the databags using databag utility

1. Launch putty and login to foundation VM with NIS user (eg.: dkarkera) and then switch to the root user.
2. Navigate to the chef-repo path by executing the command,
   cd /scratch/obma_installer/chef-repo
3. Execute the ./obma_data_bag_utility.sh command to launch the interactive utility.
4. Select choice 1 to create a new Data Bag.

   Figure 7-3 Create New Data Bag

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-3 Create New Data Bag"

   
   
5. Specify the directory name, JSON file name, key, and value names as prompted on the screen. Once you respond no to the prompt Do you want to add more keys?, the Data Bag is generated.

   Figure 7-4 Parameters

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-4 Parameters"

   
   
6. Enter 3 and choose the desired Data Bag to decrypt and view its contents.

   Figure 7-5 Created Data Bag

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-5 Created Data Bag"

   
   
7. The same file can also be accessed through the Explorer.

   Figure 7-6 Sample File

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-6 Sample File"

   
   
8. To modify a key within the Data Bag, select 2 from the utility and then choose the Data Bag to edit.

   Figure 7-7 Edit Data Bag

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-7 Edit Data Bag"

   
   
9. After selecting the key to modify, enter the new value to update it.

   Figure 7-8 Updated Data Bag

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 7-8 Updated Data Bag"

   
   
10. Select 4 to close the utility.

This topic provides the systematic instructions to sync up the certification between the Foundation and Product VMs.

1. Launch putty and login to foundation VM with OS user (i.e. ofssobp).
2. Navigate to certificate directory by executing the command.
   cd /scratch/ssl/cacerts
3. Copy the certificate file of foundation VM to Product VM by executing the command.
   scp -r <cert_foundation> <credential_of_product>@<ip_product>:<cert_path_product>

   Table 7-2 Certificate File - Attribute Description

   Attribute Name	Attribute Description
   cert_foundation	Certificate of Foundation VM. Example: whf00map.crt
   credential_of_product	OS user of Product VM. Example: ofssobp
   ip_product	IP or Hostname of Product VM. Example: 10.40.73.66
   cert_path_product	Product Certificate Path. Example: /scratch/ssl/cacerts

   Example: scp -r whf00map.crt ofssobp@10.40.89.28:/scratch/ssl/cacerts
4. Launch putty and login to foundation VM with OS user (i.e. ofssobp).
5. Navigate to certificate directory by executing the command.
   cd /scratch/ssl/cacerts
6. Copy the certificate file of foundation VM by executing the command.
   scp -r <cert_foundation> <credential_of_foundation>@<ip_foundation>:<cert_path_foundation>

   Table 7-3 Foundation Certificate File - Attribute Description

   Attribute Name	Attribute Description
   cert_path_foundation	Foundation Certificate Path. Example: /scratch/ssl/cacerts
   cert_product	Certificate of product VM. Example: whf00gbl.crt
   credential_of_foundation	OS user of foundation VM. Example: ofssobp
   ip_foundation	IP or Hostname of foundation VM. Example: 10.40.73.66

   Example: scp -r whf00map.crt ofssobp@10.40.89.28:/scratch/ssl/cacerts
7. In product VM, navigate to the certificate path by executing the command, cd /scratch/ssl/cacerts.
8. Sync the certificate of foundation VM by executing the command.
   /scratch/obma/jdk-11.0.14/bin/keytool -import -v -trustcacerts -alias selfsigned6 -file <cert_foundation> -keystore <trust_certificate_product> --storepass wlcome1 -noprompt

   Table 7-4 Sync Foundation Certificate File - Attribute Description

   Attribute Name	Attribute Description
   cert_foundation	Certificate of foundation VM. Example: whf00gbl.crt
   trust_certificate_product	Trust certificate of product VM. Example: whf00map.in.example.com_trust.jks

   Example: /scratch/obma/jdk-11.0.14/bin/keytool -import -v -trustcacerts -alias selfsigned6 -file whf00gbl.crt -keystore whf00map.in.example.com_trust.jks --storepass wlcome1 -noprompt
9. Now, switch to foundation VM putty session and navigate to the certificate path by executing the command, cd /scratch/ssl/cacerts.
10. Sync the certificate of product VM by executing the command.
    /scratch/obma/jdk-11.0.14/bin/keytool -import -v -trustcacerts -alias selfsigned6 -file <cert_product> -keystore <trust_certificate_foundation> --storepass wlcome1 -noprompt

    Table 7-5 Sync Product Certificate File - Attribute Description

    Attribute Name	Attribute Description
    cert_product	Certificate of product VM. Example: whf00map.crt
    trust_certificate_foundation	Trust certificate of foundation VM. Example: whf00gbl.in.example.com_trust.jks

    Example: /scratch/obma/jdk-11.0.14/bin/keytool -import -v -trustcacerts -alias selfsigned6 -file whf00map.crt -keystore whf00gbl.in.example.com_trust.jks --storepass wlcome1 -noprompt
11. Post Syncup, launch the browser and login to Admin Console of Foundation setup.
12. Navigate to Servers and then click on Control tab.
13. Select all the servers and Click Restart SSL button.
    All the selected servers are restarted.

    Figure 7-9 WebLogic Server - Control

    
    

    
    Description of "Figure 7-9 WebLogic Server - Control"

    
    
14. Repeat the steps 11 to 13 in Admin Console of Product VM.