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Feature: Support custom TLS certificates when using HTTPS to the backends #1305
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/reopen This seems like valuable functionality to have 😄 |
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We currently do not verify the cert issued to the backend. TLS to the backend is on our roadmap. |
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I'd like to be able to configure the certificates that the LB uses to re-encrypt traffic to the backend services. The use case being that I want to be able to build a strong cryptographic identity of north-south traffic (managed by GCE) into my service mesh.
Google already supports defining which scheme to use through the
service.alpha.kubernetes.io/app-protocols
annotation, however our service mesh does not trust that traffic; it does not trust the certificate it originates from.The Service Mesh in question here is Consul - and I've raised an issue with them too to determine how they can
betteractually support external Ingress controllers, however the abstract concept of being able to configure the root of trust that the LB uses to re-encrypt traffic -- so that any external service mesh can use this pattern -- is probably something that GCE should supportThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: