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Since JDK9, the default format for the java keystore has been PKCS12. Using keytool to load our temporary CA cert results in a warning saying JKS is a proprietary format. Instead, we should leave the cert in a pkcs12 container that keycloak can load; this will also have the benefit of removing a dependency on (and appropriate matching major version of) keytool
Since JDK9, the default format for the java keystore has been PKCS12. Using
keytool
to load our temporary CA cert results in a warning sayingJKS is a proprietary format
. Instead, we should leave the cert in a pkcs12 container that keycloak can load; this will also have the benefit of removing a dependency on (and appropriate matching major version of) keytoolhttps://openjdk.org/jeps/229
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