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Fix #20594 : Feature - 'consul tls cert renew' command #20604
Fix #20594 : Feature - 'consul tls cert renew' command #20604
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Hi @david-yu, |
Did one more round of self review, thought of adding an improvement - -existingcert and -existingkey are mandatory. Paths to existing cert.pem and key.pem files that have to be renewed. |
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Description
Add new cli cmd to be able to renew existing TLS Server Certificate -
consul tls cert renew
fixes #20594
The approach used to renew existing TLS certificate -
Testing & Reproduction steps
consul tls ca create
consul tls cert create -server
consul tls cert renew -server -existingkey=<key file created in step2>
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