Add secrets to Docker for Headless Browser setup in Microsoft Windows

Create a Docker secret that stores the password of the ServiceNow user who will log into the instance to execute the tests. Docker Secrets is a feature of ServiceNow® for securely storing the passwords that will be used in containers.

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Complete Step 4: Create the Docker image and containers for Headless Browser setup in Microsoft Windows

Role required: Go to your ServiceNow instance and create a new user to be used by the Docker container to log in. Give this user the roles of admin or atf_test_admin. Save the password to be used in Step 2 of the following procedure.

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Inside the Docker container is an automation script that opens a web browser, logs into the instance, and opens the Client Test Runner page. In order to log into the ServiceNow instance, you will need a user password. In this step you use a Docker feature called Docker Secrets so you can securely store passwords. Then when you run containers, the password is automatically available to log in to your instance.

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1. In the admin command line, enter docker swarm init
2. In the admin command line, enter echo <your user's password> | docker secret create sn_password -
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   Replace <your user's password> with the user's ServiceNow password.

   Your results should look like this:

   

결과

The result is your secret ID, which you must save for later use. The secret ID will be added to the ServiceNow instance in the sys_property sn_atf.headless.secret_id.

이전 주제: Create the Docker image and containers for Headless Browser setup in Microsoft Windows

다음 주제: Set up instance for Headless Browser in Microsoft Windows