Hi,
We have a Gitlab instance deployed with Helm in Kubernetes.
For backup purposes, there is a Minio server outside the Kubernetes cluster. This Minio server has a self-signed certificate.
What is the best way to add our CA certificate to the kubernetes helm deployment of the Gitlab toolbox?
I need our CA certificate in the container of the Gitlab toolbox which was installed with the helm chart.
Currently I have edited the toolbox-deployment by hand and copy the certificate to the right place.
This works so far. However, I have to adjust the deployment again after each update with Helm.
So I am wondering what is the right way to add the CA certificate to the container?
Did you ever find a solution to this? I have a similar problem with the gitlab-agent.
Unfortunately not. We have built a script that is executed after a Helm update. This exports the deployment for the toolbox as YAML and stores the configuration for the certificates in the right place.
Thanks.
I did eventually find a solution for the gitlab-agent, but I am not sure if it will help you.
I’m running into a similar problem …
I have a fresh helm install of 16.0.1-ee – the internally generated gitlab CA is not loaded into the toolbox, which prevents the backup-utility from functioning using the internal minio setup.
How can I make sure the gitlab wildcard CA is loaded into the toolbox?