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closes #74
This PR is to install cert-manager and RMQ operators (RMQ cluster operator ,RMQ topology operator) on our K8 cluster.
This PR contains:
Cluster-operator is a straight forward installation where ArgoCD will read the cluster-operator.yml and deploy , thus creating CRs /CRDs, essentially "partly" automating the installation. Partly because we'll manually have to download the latest release (can be done by Github actions as well )
There are 2 ways to install Topology operator
The current PR installs this operator with cert-manager. We can go with generated certificates but as per the documentation it would require us to make changes to the messaging-topology-operator.yaml
"The Messaging Topology Operator has multiple admission webhooks. Their endpoints are TLS-enabled and require a webhook certificate that must be used in multiple places in the downloaded release manifest."
"Finally, add webhook's CA certificate to the release manifest, messaging-topology-operator.yaml. There are multiple admission webhooks, one for each CRD type.
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clientConfigin the manifest, and paste the webhook CA certificate under clientConfig.caBundle. Because there are several webhooks, perform this action in several places."This would be an extra overhead, and chances of missing a CRD is high. cert-manager itself is quite secure and is used widely.