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Customers attempting to use their own Certificate Authority (CA) with RSA (non-EC) keys to install the Kong Gateway Operator encounter failures. This issue is due to the operator's current limitation, which enforces Elliptic Curve (EC) cryptography for custom certificates. As a result, customers cannot proceed with installation if their CA uses RSA keys, even when the certificates are otherwise valid and secure.
Proposed Solution
Develop a patch or feature update to include RSA support.
Provide clear documentation and guidelines for customers on supported cryptographic algorithms.
Problem Statement
From FTI-6433.
Customers attempting to use their own Certificate Authority (CA) with RSA (non-EC) keys to install the Kong Gateway Operator encounter failures. This issue is due to the operator's current limitation, which enforces Elliptic Curve (EC) cryptography for custom certificates. As a result, customers cannot proceed with installation if their CA uses RSA keys, even when the certificates are otherwise valid and secure.
Proposed Solution
Additional Information
Acceptance Criteria
-cluster-ca-key-type
and-cluster-ca-key-size
flags to control the type and size (for rsa) of CA private keys #1081The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: