Static Manifest Support #411
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Enables watching a directory for CRs to configure SPIRE with rather then get them from Kubernetes. This allows for simple to configure stand alone SPIRE servers, easy integration with traditional configuration management systems, and/or easy syncing of config from git. It supports: * ClusterStaticEntries * ClusterFederatedTrustDomains Signed-off-by: Kevin Fox <[email protected]>
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Sep 15, 2024
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This file is very hacky at the moment. Just to test things out. It ill need to be reworked still.
The other files should be in pretty good shape.
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Enables watching a directory for CRs to configure SPIRE with rather then get them from Kubernetes. This allows for simple to configure stand alone SPIRE servers, easy integration with traditional configuration management systems, and/or easy syncing of config from git.
It supports: