Peter Fiddes
Peter Fiddes
Hey I think you can use this flag on the cert-manager-controller, ` --auto-certificate-annotations strings`? ```shell --auto-certificate-annotations strings The annotation consumed by the ingress-shim controller to indicate a ingress is requesting...
Hello @jlunaq, awesome to see you using cert-manager. > However when we change the issuer-group this change is not propagated to the associated certificate resource. It is difficult with annotations....
Slack conversation: https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/C4NV3DWUC/p1715054329904869 This issue is in reference to the article from LinkerD: https://linkerd.io/2.15/tasks/automatically-rotating-control-plane-tls-credentials/
Hey @minigamkreddy thanks for raising. This is a fairly common error to see and usually it is networking, DNS or cloud provider specific as the issue. We have a guide...
If you run `kubectl get crd` do you see the cert-manager CRD resources in the cluster? Just looking at this error: ``` resource mapping not found for name: "cert-manager" namespace:...
@ykoer it appears from the OpenShift docs that Openshift has another controller somewhere that creates the certificate key pair for you and injects it into a secret you specify in...
Hey @vehagn thanks for raising. Where does this log come from? > Skipped a listener block: [spec.listeners[1].tls.certificateRef: Required value: listener has no certificateRefs, spec.listeners[1].tls.mode: Unsupported value: "Passthrough": supported values: "Terminate"]...
"single file example" I meant this YAML: ```yaml apiVersion: gateway.networking.k8s.io/v1 kind: Gateway metadata: name: test namespace: gateway annotations: cert-manager.io/issuer: cloudflare-issuer spec: gatewayClassName: cilium listeners: - protocol: HTTPS port: 443 name:...
Hey @Nello-Angelo, thanks for raising an issue here. Can I ask more of your use case to understand the request better? Have you considered any other k8s native tools to...
Hey @porwalameet I am not too familiar with Azure services, but in your example you are specifying a CA issuer. Is this because you have your own privately managed CA,...