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Document External Service certificates #1370
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Description
The documentation for External Service configuration is lacking.
How does referencing certs by secret work? Could you give examples? inline works, but referencing a secret does not, does it need the namespace?
It's not clear what format it expects certificates also, I experimentally showed that caCerts takes a list of certs and will verify with whatever works.
It also seems to work with a cert for the client cert, but not a chain, which I had to figure out by trial and error.
It'd also be nice if you could disable hostname validation, but still verify the certificate against a caCert provided.
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