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[Feature] Use internal CA certificates for local auth endpoint #1299
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When enabling the local auth endpoint, it should be possible to use the internally generated CA certificates.
At the moment it is not possible, and trying to retrieve it with a
dataresource leads to a dependency cycle:The above fails.
Describe the solution you'd like
Have a boolean configuration option
use_internal_ca_certsin thelocal_auth_endpointblock in order to directly use the internally generated CA certificates.Describe alternatives you've considered
Have the option to provide externally generated CA certificates for the kubernetes the cluster and the local auth endpoint.