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                        made tls optional #1
This PR will make tlsConfig on datastores optional. Allowing for the following setups:
- Datastores with TLS (CA + Client Certificates)
- Datastores with TLS (CA only)
- Datastore without TLS Client Certficates (endpoints can still have TLS certificates, just signed by a private or public CA)
This will allow operators to use datastores like PostgreSQL on providers that do not offer client certificates.
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Some minor changes, something I didn't think of is that we have mandatory TLS configuration with
etcd.It would be perfect if we could have a validating webhook for Datastore of
etcdkind which requires the struct field.
That is indeed a nice idea, can we introduce this in a future patch? it will require a bit more research on my end.
When we push this version we need to make sure people upgrade their CRDs otherwise NATS and no-tls configs won't be supported.
When we push this version we need to make sure people upgrade their CRDs otherwise NATS and no-tls configs won't be supported
No problem for this, we're going to mark minor release both on Kamaji and its Helm Chart, and we'll document this extensively.
Not sure if I just asked for that or not, we should mark mandatory client-certificates for
etcddatastores since we're just supporting that kind of authentication.Edit: missed this, my bad That is indeed a nice idea, can we introduce this in a future patch? it will require a bit more research on my end.
Should be the case now
@prometherion should be good now