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After upgrading clients to consul 1.10, health checks started to fail because of certificate errors like Get \"https://node01.domain.tld:443/api/health\": x509: certificate is valid for *.domain.tld, not node01.
Downgrading to consul 1.9.7 fixes the checks. Adding tls_server_name to the check definition also fixes the check.
Reproduction Steps
Register a service using HTTPS (and possible a wildcard certificate)
Overview of the Issue
After upgrading clients to consul 1.10, health checks started to fail because of certificate errors like
Get \"https://node01.domain.tld:443/api/health\": x509: certificate is valid for *.domain.tld, not node01
.Downgrading to consul 1.9.7 fixes the checks. Adding tls_server_name to the check definition also fixes the check.
Reproduction Steps
Consul info for both Client and Server
Client info
Server info
Operating system and Environment details
Debian buster, x86_64
Log Fragments
Check output:
Get \"https://node01.domain.tld:443/api/health\": x509: certificate is valid for *.domain.tld, not node01
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