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WIP: POC of dynamic authority #468
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Signed-off-by: Erik Godding Boye <egboye@gmail.com>
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This PR was created to show how trust-manager could look like without a requirement for cert-manager to be pre-installed. It is not supposed to be merged - at least not in the present state.
Inspired by the bootstrap mechanism cert-manager uses to bootstrap it's webhooks, I created https://github.com/erikgb/dynamic-authority. I have no plans to maintain such a project alone, and most of the code comes from cert-manager, so I hope this eventually could become a new project under the cert-manager org. 😺
I also had to copy some awesome PKI code from cert-manager into the new project. IMO we should create a dedicated cert-manager PKI project with all the nice PKI helpers battle-tested as part of cert-manager. This could allow reuse across other cert-manager projects without the unfortunate dependency to cert-manager/cert-manager.