Add --no-verify-ssl option#35
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This adds the option to disable peer SSL certificate validation. This may be required in some corporate network scenarios, or with certain VPC Endpoints for specific AWS services.
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Description of changes:
This adds the option to disable peer SSL certificate validation. This may be required in some corporate network scenarios, or with certain VPC Endpoints for specific AWS services.
Isn't this bad?
Yes, it is. You should only use this option if you really know you need to.
Unfortunately, this options is currently required in order to use the VPC Endpoints for Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus, as these do not support private DNS names at this time.
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