I want to send username and password of the spring boot applications to the spring boot admin in the /info endpoint. Now this data could be successfully sent to the spring boot admin and was displayed in the info column. Now I need to use this username/password data in the admin side. Question is whether the info data was stored in the admin side after the first automatic /info request, and how can I access this data? Because I don't want to request the info endpoint from the client side each time I use the data.
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What's the purpose of this all? I don't think you should publish secrets on your `/info` endpoint. – joshiste Nov 03 '16 at 08:53
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Because I want to add security in the client side. And the admin could get these encrypted username and password automatically and access all the protected client endpoints(I added a ZuulFilter to add basic authentication in every request to the endpoints). In this case, the clients could set different usernames and passwords. – leo Nov 03 '16 at 08:59
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@joshiste The username and password in the /info was encrypted by rsa public key and then decrypted in the admin side with private key. These decrypted usernames and passwords were stored in a hashmap. The admin UI only displays the encrypted username and password. Not like the picture in the question. – leo Nov 03 '16 at 09:08
