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One of the biggest changes between the old Helm charts and the new Installer is how the internal certificates are generated. Helm used it's internal CA/Cert generation functions to generate a one-time certificate which had no automated renewal process. The Installer user Cert Manager to create an internal CA and allows certs to be generated from that.
check that Cert Manager actually is able to renew certs. Suggest setting to a short time (1 hour) and checking that certs are renewed. Should also include the CA in this - certs in common/ca.go, cluster/certmanager.go, docker-registry/certificate.go, ws-daemon/tlssecret.go and ws-manager/tlssecret.go
once renewal is confirmed, establish an appropriate duration for certs. As the cluster is generating them internal, there shouldn't be much resource/financial cost to generating them so 3 months is probably an appropriate duration - this would mirror LetsEncrypt
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One of the biggest changes between the old Helm charts and the new Installer is how the internal certificates are generated. Helm used it's internal CA/Cert generation functions to generate a one-time certificate which had no automated renewal process. The Installer user Cert Manager to create an internal CA and allows certs to be generated from that.
common/ca.go
,cluster/certmanager.go
,docker-registry/certificate.go
,ws-daemon/tlssecret.go
andws-manager/tlssecret.go
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: