postgresql: Use a private CA-signed TLS cert
The PostgreSQL server managed by *Postgres Operator* uses a self-signed certificate by default. In order to enable full validation of the server certificate, we need to use a certificate signed by a known CA that the clients can trust. To that end, I have added a *cert-manager* Issuer specifically for PostgreSQL. The CA certificate is also managed by *cert-manager*; it is self-signed and needs to be distributed to clients out-of-band.
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@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ configuration:
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spilo_allow_privilege_escalation: true
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# spilo_runasuser: 101
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# spilo_runasgroup: 103
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# spilo_fsgroup: 103
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spilo_fsgroup: 103
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spilo_privileged: false
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storage_resize_mode: pvc
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# toleration:
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