How to add certificates to microcks containers #893
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Thanks for the explanations! As we do not support (yet!) mounting extra-volumes on Microcks pods in Kubernetes, I supposed you run this configuration through docker-compose or podman-compose. So it also means you had to add an extra volume mount in the compose file? Am I correct? |
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Hi,
We have some internals CA, so the "challenge" was to add them to Microcks containers.
You can use tool like keytool to add your own CA certificates to the standard one, and then mount this new keystore in the container.
If you're running on Kubernetes, the keystore can be stored as a binaryData in a configMap, maxsize of 1Mb.
Then the solution is based on JAVA_OPTIONS parameter.
For example, you can have this:
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