Complete Environment should match C4B-Azure and C4B-Ansible #291
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Configuring the Nexus users and (optionally) SSL earlier in the Nexus script allows us to use the correct users and FQDNs immediately, and result in a more immediately available environment. Now that we are always doing these actions (e.g. securing the repositories), this should also reduce a lot of confusion with what the SSL script does.
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Brings Jenkins configuration from the Set-SSL script to the Jenkins script, resulting in a correctly configured installation.
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Customers are being confused by Set-SSL. This change removes remaining non-SSL-related operations from the script, which should allow it to be re-run if required (or accidentally) without issue.
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Previously, re-running could result in a user being in use and consequently not being dropped.
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Previously, re-running could result in a user being in use and consequently not being dropped.
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We should no longer tempt customer's fates by providing multiple things to enter into the terminal. Instead, we have a single thing to run, and we can drill in if we need to.
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We should no longer tempt customer's fates by providing multiple things to enter into the terminal. Instead, we have a single thing to run, and we can drill in if we need to.
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Configuring the Nexus users and (optionally) SSL earlier in the Nexus script allows us to use the correct users and FQDNs immediately, and result in a more immediately available environment. Now that we are always doing these actions (e.g. securing the repositories), this should also reduce a lot of confusion with what the SSL script does.
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Brings Jenkins configuration from the Set-SSL script to the Jenkins script, resulting in a correctly configured installation.
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Customers are being confused by Set-SSL. This change removes remaining non-SSL-related operations from the script, which should allow it to be re-run if required (or accidentally) without issue.
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Previously, re-running could result in a user being in use and consequently not being dropped.
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We should no longer tempt customer's fates by providing multiple things to enter into the terminal. Instead, we have a single thing to run, and we can drill in if we need to.
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Is Your Feature Request Related To A Problem? Please describe.
The C4B-Azure and Quickstart Guide environments have diverged a little, and this should be corrected.
Describe The Solution. Why is it needed?
Supporting the Chocolatey for Business environments is easier if the environments are more consistent.
There are also technical improvements that can be brought across!
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