In diesem Schritt wird erläutert, wie Sie die TLS-Anmeldedaten erstellen, die für das Ausführen von Apigee Hybrid erforderlich sind.
TLS-Zertifikate erstellen
Sie müssen TLS-Zertifikate für das Laufzeit-Ingress-Gateway in Ihrer Apigee Hybrid-Konfiguration bereitstellen. Bei dieser Kurzanleitung (eine Nicht-Produktions-Testinstallation) akzeptiert das Laufzeitgateway selbst signierte Anmeldedaten. In den folgenden Schritten wird openssl verwendet, um die selbst signierten Anmeldedaten zu generieren.
In diesem Schritt erstellen Sie die TLS-Anmeldedatendateien und fügen sie dem Verzeichnis base_directory/hybrid-files/certs hinzu.
In Schritt 7: Hybrid-Laufzeit konfigurieren fügen Sie der Clusterkonfigurationsdatei die Dateipfade hinzu.
Mit diesem Befehl wird ein selbst signiertes Zertifikat-/Schlüsselpaar erstellt, das Sie für die Schnellinstallation verwenden können.
Prüfen Sie mit dem folgenden Befehl, ob sich die Dateien im Verzeichnis ./certs befinden:
ls ./certs
keystore.key
keystore.pem
Dabei ist keystore.pem die selbst signierte TLS-Zertifikatsdatei und keystore.key die Schlüsseldatei.
Sie haben jetzt die Anmeldedaten, die zum Verwalten von Apigee Hybrid in Ihrem Kubernetes-Cluster erforderlich sind. Als Nächstes erstellen Sie eine Datei, mit der Kubernetes die Hybrid-Laufzeitkomponenten im Cluster bereitstellt.
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