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Issue aws-iam-authenticator cert in nodeup #9378
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c.AddTask(issueCert) | ||
certificate, privateKey, _ := issueCert.GetResources() |
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Oh that's cool - it's a future, but we don't have to treat it specially :-)
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At least not for File
. The consumer does need to know to check it in its GetDependencies()
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@@ -120,11 +124,28 @@ func (i *IssueCert) AddFileTasks(c *fi.ModelBuilderContext, dir string, name str | |||
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func (e *IssueCert) Run(c *fi.Context) error { | |||
// Skew the certificate lifetime by up to 30 days based on information about the generating node. | |||
// This is so that different nodes created at the same time have the certificates they generated | |||
// expire at different times, but all certificates on a given node expire around the same time. |
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Oh! Now I get why you used the network interfaces - so that the skew is constant for a given machine!
Thanks @johngmyers /approve |
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