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Currently, the certificate-operator manages the lifecycle of certificates, but it does not raise events when a certificate becomes invalid. This information can be valuable for end-users to track the status of certificates and take appropriate actions.
Tasks:
Implement logic to raise an event when a certificate is detected as invalid.
Define Event Metadata:
Define the metadata for the event, including the type, reason, and message, to accurately convey the invalidity of the certificate.
Test and Verify:
Write unit tests to ensure that the event is raised correctly when a certificate is invalid.
Expected Outcome:
The certificate-operator should raise an event with appropriate metadata whenever a certificate is marked as invalid.
Users should be able to view the events using kubectl get events and gain insights into the status of certificates managed by the operator.
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Description:
Currently, the
certificate-operator
manages the lifecycle of certificates, but it does not raise events when a certificate becomes invalid. This information can be valuable for end-users to track the status of certificates and take appropriate actions.Tasks:
Expected Outcome:
The
certificate-operator
should raise an event with appropriate metadata whenever a certificate is marked as invalid.Users should be able to view the events using kubectl get events and gain insights into the status of certificates managed by the operator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: