dev services (vault) log information disappear from console

[fredofm]

Hi all,

I'm trying to use "io.quarkiverse.vault:**quarkus-vault:**2.1.0" with dev services in dev mode (quarkus:dev).

The vault docker image is started automatically as expected and obviously the server has no secrets inside.

So I decided to use the property "quarkus.vault.devservices.init-commands: 'vault kv put secret/config password="p@$$w0rd"" to populate secrets at the startup.

And it seems that the command is not ok for quarkus (I tried the command in the started docker container and it works).

The problem is that the warning message with the command information is only shown for a millisecond and then it's collapsed / overwritten with the next console information.

I was looking the way to log that information to a file or configure the console to avoid overwriting the information but I didn't find any clue on how to do it.

Questions;

• What is the right way to populate your vault when using dev services?.
• Is there any way to avoid overwriting the console information?

[quarkus-bot[bot]]

/cc @geoand, @stuartwdouglas, @vsevel

[gsmet]

I recommend you to ask your question here instead: https://github.com/quarkiverse/quarkus-vault/discussions as it will ping the other people working on the extension. Providing a reproducer there might also be helpful.

[fredofm]

Thank you for the advice. I will do that :)

[fredofm]

I posted the same question here quarkiverse/quarkus-vault#93 and I have added more information.

[vsevel]

Any Idea @kdubb ?

[kdubb]

I answered in the vault discussion.

The original issue is because vault is in the arguments (when these are the arguments to the vault cli).

The logging issue is just how the rollup works because regardless of the initializers being run the service is still started. Unless there is a way for warnings/errors to always be displayed even after rollup.

[sberyozkin]

Perhaps something similar to #28533 can be done for Vault as well

[fredofm]

@kdubb Thanks a lot for your tips. I'will check it.
@sberyozkin It would be nice.