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Installation and Life Cycle Management Guide for Amazon EKS

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play_arrow Introduction
play_arrow Install
play_arrow Monitor
- Install Contrail Analytics and CN2 GUI
- Kubectl Contrailstatus
play_arrow Manage
- Manage Single Cluster CN2
- Manage Multi-Cluster CN2
play_arrow Appendix
- Configure Repository Credentials
- Juniper CN2 Technology Previews (Tech Previews)

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Configure Repository Credentials

Release: CN2 23.1

date_range 23-May-23

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Use this procedure to configure your repository login credentials in your manifests.

Install docker if you don't already have docker installed.
Log in to the Juniper Networks repository where you pull the container images.
```
docker login enterprise-hub.juniper.net
```
Enter your login credentials when prompted.

Once you've logged in, your credentials are automatically stored in ~/.docker/config.json. (If you installed docker using snap, then the credentials are stored in the ~/snap/docker directory hierarchy.)
Encode your credentials in base64 and store the resulting string.
```
ENCODED_CREDS=$(base64 -w 0 config.json)
```
Take a look at the encoded credentials.
```
echo $ENCODED_CREDS
```
Replace the credentials placeholder in the manifests with the encoded credentials.
The manifests have a <base64-encoded-credential> credentials placeholder. Simply replace the placeholder with the encoded credentials in all manifests.
```
sed -i s/'<base64-encoded-credential>'/$ENCODED_CREDS/ *.yaml
```
Double check by searching for the encoded credentials in the manifests.
```
grep $ENCODED_CREDS *.yaml
```
You should see the encoded credentials in the manifests.

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