add documentation for installing custom root ca certificates #1428
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kosamson
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also can use: https://github.com/chainguard-dev/incert after you build your image with ko
This is really useful, I've never heard about this before. Let me add a section on using this in the new documentation page. This makes building a CI workflow to add the certificates automatically seem really easy. |
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adds a documentation page under the advanced section outlining how to install custom root certificates into a container built using ko
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rebased my branch to main. i haven't done a github PR in a while so not sure if I messed up the review workflow. if I need to change something pls let me know and I'll fix it. |
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Adds a documentation page under the "Advanced" section outlining how to install custom root certificates into a container built using
ko.Discussed initially in #1424 and suggested by @jeffmendoza