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feat: create root ca. #510
feat: create root ca. #510
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I'm still going through the whole PR, hence I might be wrong...
AFAIK the certificate is inside of the secret, hence the only thing to recreate (actually restart) would be the Deployment running Policy Server (so that it picks the new certificate).
Moreover:
The webhooks should not be updated when the certificate of the Policy Server is changed. That's because they are registered with the root CA certificate specified, not with the Policy Server certificate.
The only exception to this "rule" is when the root CA is updated, leading to a change of the Policy Server certificate. Only in this case the webhooks should be updated.
I haven't read the code yet, maybe all these things are already done. Nevertheless, the comment should be changed
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Yes, this is what is done in the controller. The comment is wrong. I'm still walkingthrouhg your comments. But this is the goal. The webhooks always use the root CA to validate the server certificate and the policy server deployment will rollout a new version when the secret version change (indicating that policy server certificate change)