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A CSR request for each node (in the replicaset) will be generated in which I will create a cert from that CSR and sign with the ca.crt and ca.key. From the values-production.yaml file, my manually created root CA cert and key will be created as a secret that will be mounted on /certificates. I created a volume and volume mount called "certificates". Openssl req -x509 -new -nodes -key ca.key -days 3650 -out ca.crt -subj "/CN=Certificate Authority" In the values-production.yaml file I have included a section to enable TLS. What I have done so far is generate my own TLS Certificate Authority. In the end the mongo cert and mongo key I generated will get concatenated to give me the pem file (mongodb.pem) to access the cluster. Since I will be adding extra parameters to the create the server cert I will request the CSR to be generated and sign it using the ca.crt and ca.key. In such a way that the CA cert and server cert gets created automatically but it seems I will have to manually create the CA cert and its key, put it in a volume mount and create a secret for it, use those certs to generate the server cert and also create a volume for it and secret for it.
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I've tried to get the chart to do all this automatically upon the user performing a helm install of the chart. What I would like to see is each pod contain its own mongodb.pem file with the same signed CA. The way the bitnami/mongodb chart works is when you set the replicaset count to a certain number, say 3, the chart will spin up 3 pods ( 1 master and 2 secondaries). The issue comes when attempting to incorporate it with Kubernetes and the helm chart.
When using the bitnami /bitnami-docker-mongodb with docker or docker-compose, enabling TLS works fine with no problem. The bitnami/mongodb chart uses the bitnami /bitnami-docker-mongodb as the base MongoDB deployment to run on Kubernetes using Helm package manager and has the ability to incorporate TLS. I would like if TLS support could be an option in bitnami/mongodb chart using self signed certs at the minimum. In the day and age we are in, TLS support should not be an afterthought and instead the default. Mongoose document.Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
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