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Expand Up @@ -37,6 +37,9 @@ The templates are configured with the following basic parameters:
| **_SSO\_REALM_** | The realm that will be automatically created. _Optional_. |
| **_SSO\_SERVICE\_USERNAME_** | User that will be automatically created in **_SSO\_REALM_** with permissions to create client configrations. _Optional_. |
| **_SSO\_SERVICE\_PASSWORD_** | The password for **_SSO\_SERVICE\_USERNAME_**. _Optional_. |
| **_SSO\_MYSQL\_SERVICE\_HOST_** | The MySQL host name if you are hosting mySql outside Openshift. _Optional_. |
| **_SSO\_MYSQL\_SERVICE\_PORT_** | The MySQL port if you are hosting mySql outside Openshift. _Optional_. |



## Credentials of the RH-SSO Administrator Account
Expand All @@ -55,3 +58,14 @@ $ oc process -f sso70-postgresql.json -v HTTPS_NAME=jboss,HTTPS_PASSWORD=mykeyst
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After executing the above, you should be able to access the RH-SSO/Keycloak server at http://sso-myproject.hostname/auth and https://secure-sso-myproject.hostname/auth.


## Hosting MySql outside OpenShift instance

Below link can be helpful when planning to host MySQL outside Openshift when planning to back the sso using MySql database.
1. Host the MySql - in this AWS RDS instance.
2. Replace the svc using type "external" and define the ExternalName with url
3. Add two new env variable in SSO pod i.e. SSO_MYSQL_SERVICE_HOST & SSO_MYSQL_SERVICE_PORT.

https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/3.5/dev_guide/integrating_external_services.html