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Load your own certificate chain for dashboard? #2751
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https://github.com/kubernetes/dashboard/wiki/Dashboard-arguments There are cert related arguments that you can pass to load your own certificates. By default certs are auto-generated and stored inside the secret resource ( |
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The documentation is out of date. It suggests that certificates will be automatically picked up by the dashboard container, if they are named `dashboard.crt` and `dashboard.key`. This has caused a lot of confusion and multiple issues have been opened about this issue. kubernetes#2995 kubernetes#2751 I have provided instructions for editing deployment to add ` --tls-cert-file` and `--tls-key-file` arguments I have renamed certificated to the defaults used by certmanger, as that's what most people will end up using. Please provide feedback if you are unhappy with this PR, but this needs to be corrected.
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The documentation is out of date. It suggests that certificates will be automatically picked up by the dashboard container, if they are named `dashboard.crt` and `dashboard.key`. This has caused a lot of confusion and multiple issues have been opened about this issue. #2995 #2751 I have provided instructions for editing deployment to add ` --tls-cert-file` and `--tls-key-file` arguments I have renamed certificated to the defaults used by certmanger, as that's what most people will end up using. Please provide feedback if you are unhappy with this PR, but this needs to be corrected.
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The default configuration for Kubernetes Dashboard does not provide any certificates. Is there a way to load your own certificate chain so that it can be properly controlled and presented by the ingress controller?
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