certmanager: solve CannotRegenerateKey #229
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akijakya
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`CertManager` might throw a warning with the current Helm chart because the `.spec.privateKey.rotationPolicy` is unset. This will set the field to `Always` which allows rotation in case there is a need for, which can resolve potential issues of an invalid cert. For context, this is what certmanager also recommends: https://cert-manager.io/docs/usage/certificate/ Signed-off-by: Samuel Lang <gh@lang-sam.de>
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CertManagermight throw a warning with the current Helm chart because the.spec.privateKey.rotationPolicyis unset.This will set the field to
Alwayswhich allows rotation in case there is a need for, which can resolve potential issues of an invalid cert.For context, this is what certmanager also recommends: https://cert-manager.io/docs/usage/certificate/