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Currently the location of the TLS cryptographic material (certificate and keys) is in a fixed location (/etc/statemachine/certs) and we only have the -insecure flag to disable TLS.
We should have a more flexible setup - continuing to enable TLS by default and keeping the default location, however we should also allow:
keep the -insecure flag to disable TLS;
add a -tlsCertFile for the X509 cert;
add a -tlsKeyFile for the certificate private key;
add a -tlsCAFile for an (optional) Certificate Authority root file (self-signed certs)
If not configured, the defaults will be:
/etc/statemachine/certs/server.pem for the certificate /etc/statemachine/certs/server-key.pem for the private key
No CA file (roots as installed by the host OS)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the location of the TLS cryptographic material (certificate and keys) is in a fixed location (
/etc/statemachine/certs
) and we only have the-insecure
flag to disable TLS.We should have a more flexible setup - continuing to enable TLS by default and keeping the default location, however we should also allow:
-insecure
flag to disable TLS;-tlsCertFile
for the X509 cert;-tlsKeyFile
for the certificate private key;-tlsCAFile
for an (optional) Certificate Authority root file (self-signed certs)If not configured, the defaults will be:
/etc/statemachine/certs/server.pem
for the certificate/etc/statemachine/certs/server-key.pem
for the private keyNo CA file (roots as installed by the host OS)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: