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MachineConfig Operator Certificates

TODO need to work out who and what.

PKI Graph

Signing Certificate/Key Pairs

root-ca

PKI Graph

Property Value
Type Signer
CommonName root-ca
SerialNumber 8389990467108443888
Issuer CommonName root-ca
Validity 10y
Signature Algorithm SHA256-RSA
PublicKey Algorithm RSA 2048 bit
Usages - KeyUsageDigitalSignature
- KeyUsageKeyEncipherment
- KeyUsageCertSign
ExtendedUsages

root-ca Locations

Namespace Secret Name
File Permissions User Group SE Linux
/etc/kubernetes/ca.crt/ca.crt -rw-r--r--. root root system_u:object_r:kubernetes_file_t:s0

Serving Certificate/Key Pairs

mco-mystery-cert

PKI Graph

TODO: team needs to make description

Property Value
Type Serving
CommonName system:machine-config-server
SerialNumber 6740508919873829930
Issuer CommonName root-ca
Validity 10y
Signature Algorithm SHA256-RSA
PublicKey Algorithm RSA 2048 bit
Usages
ExtendedUsages - ExtKeyUsageServerAuth
DNS Names - api-int.ci-ln-z2l4snt-f76d1.origin-ci-int-gce.dev.openshift.com
IP Addresses

mco-mystery-cert Locations

Namespace Secret Name
openshift-machine-config-operator machine-config-server-tls
File Permissions User Group SE Linux

Client Certificate/Key Pairs

Certificates Without Keys

These certificates are present in certificate authority bundles, but do not have keys in the cluster. This happens when the installer bootstrap clusters with a set of certificate/key pairs that are deleted during the installation process.

Certificate Authority Bundles