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### Set environment variables in the command line shell
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The application is a Jakarta EE application backed by a MySQL database, and is deployed to the OpenShift cluster using Source-to-Image (S2I). For more information about S2I, see the [S2I Documentation](http://red.ht/eap-aro-s2i).
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The sample is a Java application backed by a MySQL database, and is deployed to the OpenShift cluster using Source-to-Image (S2I). For more information about S2I, see the [S2I Documentation](http://red.ht/eap-aro-s2i).
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Open a shell and set the following environment variables. Replace the substitutions as appropriate.
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- `ADMIN_PASSWORD`: The admin password of your MySQL database server. This article was tested using the password shown. Consult the database documentation for password rules.
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- `<red-hat-container-registry-service-account-username>` and `<red-hat-container-registry-service-account-password>`: The username and password of the Red Hat Container Registry service account you created before.
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It's a good idea to save the fully filled out name/value pairs in a text file, in case the shell exits or the Azure Cloud Shell times out before you're done executing the commands. That way, you can paste them into a new instance of the shell or Cloud Shell and easily continue.
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It's a good idea to save the fully filled out name/value pairs in a text file, in case the shell exits before you're done executing the commands. That way, you can paste them into a new instance of the shell and easily continue.
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These name/value pairs are essentially "secrets." For a production-ready way to secure Azure Red Hat OpenShift, including secret management, see [Security for the Azure Red Hat OpenShift landing zone accelerator](/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/scenarios/app-platform/azure-red-hat-openshift/security).
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