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docs: Add Helm docs for tls.existingSecretName #11306
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`tls.existingSecretNameCA` sets the `SSL_CERT_FILE` environment variable to load a trusted CA or bundle in PEM format into Teleport pods. |
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Is it just the Auth Service that reads this environment variable?
Also, will readers be expected to understand the use of SSL_CERT_FILE
more than (or before they) understand tls.existingSecretNameCA
? If not, I think we can make this paragraph clearer by removing the mention of the env var.
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Is it just the Auth Service that reads this environment variable?
It's the proxy service that's potentially reading it here to establish a full trust chain when serving Teleport's TLS listener.
I mostly put this here for competent readers who might Ctrl+F SSL_CERT_FILE against the reference to see whether we have some way to override this. It's fairly well documented online that SSL_CERT_FILE
and SSL_CERT_DIR
are some ways to solve this - I figured it wouldn't hurt if people are deep enough into PKI.
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