> +
> + @Inject
> + public DockerComputeServiceAdapter(DockerApi api) {
> + this.api = checkNotNull(api, "api");
> + }
> +
> + @Override
> + public NodeAndInitialCredentials<Container>
> createNodeWithGroupEncodedIntoName(String group, String name,
> +
> Template template) {
> + checkNotNull(template, "template was null");
> + checkNotNull(template.getOptions(), "template options was null");
> + DockerTemplateOptions templateOptions =
> DockerTemplateOptions.class.cast(template.getOptions());
> +
> + String imageId = checkNotNull(template.getImage().getId(), "template
> image id must not be null");
> + String loginUser =
> template.getImage().getDefaultCredentials().getUser();
> + String loginUserPassword =
> template.getImage().getDefaultCredentials().getPassword();
Having a deeper look, the Image will already have the default credentials
populated with the value of the `ComputeServiceProperties.IMAGE_LOGIN_USER`
value, so it should be enough.
However, you should take into account here that the user can have used the
`templateOptions` to override the username, the password, or the private key.
The login options provided in the `templateOptions` take preference over the
image defaults.
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