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Chapter 6. Post-installation integrations

If you’re using a new instance of Quay that the RHADS - SSC installer has deployed during the installation, you need to regenerate the Quay OAuth access token and update the Quay integration secret on an OpenShift cluster where RHADS - SSC is running.

This is necessary because the initial token, generated during the RHADS - SSC installation, expires within 2 hours. After its expiration, RHADS - SSC can’t access Quay and view the repositories under the rhtap organization. As a result, the Image Registry tab in the RHDH UI doesn’t display artifacts stored in your Quay repositories.

The following procedure ensures that RHADS - SSC has access to Quay.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the Quay instance that runs on the same cluster with RHADS - SSC.
  2. Navigate to the rhtap organization.
  3. Select Applications > OAuth Applications > Create New Application > Generate Token.
  4. Check the box for the View all visible repositories option.
  5. Click Generate Access Token.
  6. Copy and save the access token.

  7. Update the rhtap-quay-integration secret by running the following commands in the terminal: 

    export ACCESS_TOKEN=<generated-Quay-token>
oc patch secret rhtap-quay-integration \
  -n rhtap \
  --type='merge' \
  -p="{\"data\":{\"token\":\"$(echo -n $ACCESS_TOKEN | base64)\"}}"
tssc deploy chart/rhtap-dh

    This step should automatically update the developer-hub-rhtap-env secret as well.

The changes take effect when the new backstage-developer-hub pod in the rhtap-dh project is up and running.

Verification

  • Go to the Red Hat Developer Hub UI and reload the Image Registry tab. The tab should now list all the artifacts stored in your Quay repositories.

  • Additionally, to verify that the required secrets have been successfully updated, you can display the values of the rhtap-quay-integration and developer-hub-rhtap-env secrets: 

    oc get secret rhtap-quay-integration -o json -n rhtap | jq -r .data.token | base64 -d
oc get secrets developer-hub-rhtap-env -o json -n rhtap-dh | jq -r .data.QUAY__API_TOKEN | base64 -d

    The output should show your newly generated Quay access token.

Additional resources

  • For more information on Quay OAuth tokens, refer to OAuth 2 access tokens in the Red Hat Quay documentation.





Revised on 2025-08-20 05:37:06 UTC

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