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Add ability to mount custom certs (#54)
This provides the ability to mount any number of custom certs in the Vertica container. Each cert will be mounted in a well defined location within the container (/certs/<certName>/<key>). This will be available with a new parameter called spec.certSecrets. A list of Secret names can be specified. Here is an example of a CR that takes advantage of that: apiVersion: vertica.com/v1beta1 kind: VerticaDB metadata: name: verticadb-sample spec: communal: {…} certSecrets: - name: mtls - name: aws-cert It specifies two secrets: mtls and aws-cert. The keys within these Secrets will be mounted at /certs/mtls and /certs/aws-cret respectively. If the keys of the secret change, the mount points will be automatically updated to reflect the new value without having to restart the pod.
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