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Scalable PKIs #38

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alexey-gruzdev opened this issue Mar 18, 2021 · 1 comment · Fixed by #104
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Scalable PKIs #38

alexey-gruzdev opened this issue Mar 18, 2021 · 1 comment · Fixed by #104
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In avoid manual copying for current PKIs/certificate exchange between Aggregator & Collaborators we need an automatic system for that.

@alexey-gruzdev alexey-gruzdev added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 18, 2021
@alexey-gruzdev alexey-gruzdev added this to To do in More scalable PKI mechanism via automation May 4, 2021
@alexey-gruzdev alexey-gruzdev moved this from To do to In progress in More scalable PKI mechanism May 4, 2021
@alexey-gruzdev alexey-gruzdev added this to the v1.2 milestone Jul 8, 2021
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maradionov commented Jul 9, 2021

We decide to use 3dparty utility - step-ca and client for it. This utilities are written on Go language, so we download binaries from github repoes while deployment. Step-ca allows you to make the process of exchanging certificates semi-automatic, using token, the node can receive a certificate from the CA server via https, but the token is copied manually, along with the ca root certificate. General pki pipeline is presented on this diagramm. There is implementation pr

More scalable PKI mechanism automation moved this from In progress to Done Jul 30, 2021
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