Hi @chocolattej ,

Thanks for contributing.
As you can see here, kibana-keystore is used for sensitive string settings, like authentication credentials. I would not remove it.

Have you tried to fix the typo by only changing the code below?:

                    if [[ "$SERVER_FLAVOR" = "opensearch-dashboards" ]]; then
                        kibana_conf_set "server.ssl.keystore.password" "$SERVER_KEY_PASSWORD"
                    else
                        kibana_set_key_value "server.ssl.keystore.password" "$SERVER_KEY_PASSWORD"
                    fi

with

                    if [[ "$SERVER_FLAVOR" = "opensearch-dashboards" ]]; then
                        kibana_conf_set "server.ssl.keystore.password" "$SERVER_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD"
                    else
                        kibana_set_key_value "server.ssl.keystore.password" "$SERVER_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD"
                    fi

If that fixed the reported issue, I consider it a better option.

Hi @dgomezleon ,
Thanks for your discuss.
You could I have already tried it in detailed issues report

along with this function

kibana_set_key_value() {
    local key="${1:?missing key}"
    local value="${2:?missing value}"

    debug "Storing key: ${key}"
    kibana-keystore add --stdin --force "$key" <<<"$value"
}

this is mannual re-produce the set_key_value_function in this line kibana-keystore add --stdin --force "$key" <<<"$value" and show result in

I have no name!@kibana-6c5bf7568c-fszkp:/$ kibana-keystore add --stdin --force "server.ssl.keystore.password" <<<"$SERVER_KEY_PASSWORD"
Kibana is currently running with legacy OpenSSL providers enabled! For details and instructions on how to disable see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/8.17/production.html#openssl-legacy-provider
ERROR: Kibana keystore not found. Use 'create' command to create one.

and here is the log in starting container that show before container error and tried to restart

kibana 07:16:31.91 DEBUG ==> Storing key: server.ssl.keystore.password
Kibana is currently running with legacy OpenSSL providers enabled! For details and instructions on how to disable see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/8.17/production.html#openssl-legacy-provider
ERROR: Kibana keystore not found. Use 'create' command to create one.

the ERROR: Kibana keystore not found. Use 'create' command to create one. message show in terminal is the same
so I think the problem is set_key_value_function not work properly as expected. I assume that kibana-keystore cli is could not found the key properties when we import key file instead of create with its own command and I do not know about it much, so my solution is remove this function that could not be use.

another solution that could be possible is find the way to import key file that kibana-keystore cli could find them so we could use set_key_value_function as expected

Hi @chocolattej ,

Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Have you considered this?:

1. The error ERROR: Kibana keystore not found. Use 'create' command to create one. could be solved by creating it previously with kibana-keystore create.
2. The warning Kibana is currently running with legacy OpenSSL providers enabled! For details and instructions on how to disable see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/8.17/production.html#openssl-legacy-provider could be avoided by removing --openssl-legacy-provider from /opt/bitnami/kibana/config/node.options (OPTIONAL)

Could you give these a try and let me know if this solution work for you?