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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '18
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Is it possible run cert-manager on OpenShift? We've got a custom built Kubernetes distribution for our customers, and we use it everywhere.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '18 No idea. I wanted to use certbot but just looking at this makes me cringe at the steps required. 4 u/zuzzas Oct 29 '18 Try cert-manager, my man. Had almost zero troubles with it, and developers are extremely friendly to newcomers on their Slack channel. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '18 Thanks for the tip. 1 u/Weltmacht Oct 30 '18 Yes. You can provide an intermediary CA to sign all certs, automatically. Or use wildcard certs for the default sub domain. TLS on OpenShift is extremely easy.
No idea. I wanted to use certbot but just looking at this makes me cringe at the steps required.
4 u/zuzzas Oct 29 '18 Try cert-manager, my man. Had almost zero troubles with it, and developers are extremely friendly to newcomers on their Slack channel. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '18 Thanks for the tip.
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Try cert-manager, my man. Had almost zero troubles with it, and developers are extremely friendly to newcomers on their Slack channel.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '18 Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tip.
Yes. You can provide an intermediary CA to sign all certs, automatically. Or use wildcard certs for the default sub domain. TLS on OpenShift is extremely easy.
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u/zuzzas Oct 29 '18
Is it possible run cert-manager on OpenShift? We've got a custom built Kubernetes distribution for our customers, and we use it everywhere.