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Currently the truststore - ie the certificate chain relating the servers we trust (Egeria's root & intermediate Cases, which sign the server cert used by the server chassis) is stored in a configmap.
Generally, certificates, passwords etc should be stored in secrets as these are more secure and opaque.
In this case the exposure is negligible given
this is only for demo purposes
previously we didn't validate certs
this is only an additional root certificate -- these are often provided clear text anyway when installed on an O/S
these are only our self-signed cert chain
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Migrate ssl truststore into a secret
Migrate ssl truststore into a secret (Jupyter)
Aug 15, 2022
Currently the truststore - ie the certificate chain relating the servers we trust (Egeria's root & intermediate Cases, which sign the server cert used by the server chassis) is stored in a configmap.
Generally, certificates, passwords etc should be stored in secrets as these are more secure and opaque.
In this case the exposure is negligible given
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: