Allow to run on non-CA nodes. Requires setup. #2
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Adds a class to automate the distribution of agent public certificates across your infrastructure. This will create a file mount on your CA node and then synchronize certificates to each compile master. This assumes that your CA node is also your Master of Masters. Simply include `node_encrypt::certificates` on all masters, including the CA node. Released v0.2.0. @logicminds does this meet your needs for #1? This seems to be a little more robust than a REST API.
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Allow to run on non-CA nodes. Requires setup.
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Adds a class to automate the distribution of agent public certificates
across your infrastructure. This will create a file mount on your CA
node and then synchronize certificates to each compile master. This
assumes that your CA node is also your Master of Masters.
Simply include
node_encrypt::certificateson all masters, includingthe CA node.
Released v0.2.0.
@logicminds does this meet your needs for #1? This seems to be a little
more robust than a REST API.