Today is a very bad day, I went to the national park of Utah. It' has lots of canyons and they are all very deep though it is not deeper than the canyons at the grand canyon of America. Canyon lands national park is for people from all places and it is awesome. It is very crazy today, snow follows me and my mom, dad, brother, and sister everywhere. It even snowed at the canyon! There are a lot of holes at dead horse national park. Alcoves at the national park was formed by ground water and erosion. This place is very magical.that is it for today.
Updating wazuh manager password in kubernetes
Updating wazuh manager password in kubernetes Updated as of 2025-11-06 After scouring the internet (where even the LLM was giving me wrong answers), I had to scour for information scattered across gitub issues and various blog posts. All of them were slightly wrong so I want to document my steps on updating the wazuh dashboard admin password for a kubernetes deployment of wazuh. Here is how I did it. The guide assumes the wazuh-kubernetes repository was used to deploy the cluster. Step 1 - Generate the password hash Shell into wazuh-indexer pod kubectl exec -it -n wazuh pod/wazuh-indexer-0 -- bash Generate password (the output will be a hash. Remember this!): export JAVA_HOME=/usr/share/wazuh-indexer/jdk bash /usr/share/wazuh-indexer/plugins/opensearch-security/tools/hash.sh < type your password > < PW_HASH > Step 2 - Base64 encode your password Outside of the indexer pod, base64 encode your password. We will need both later. echo -n < new_password...
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