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found this article, but not cover AWS RDS. if you are using your own Postgres DB can use this |
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I know @jwitko was giving a try to AWS RDS, not sure if he can share some insights. |
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Just noticed this discussion. Seems similar requirement proposed here: #422 So yes, this cannot work currently as Datastore For one, in order to perform cert based auth, a client certificate will need to be signed by AWS RDS public CAs and secondly, it just does not support cert-based auth at all: |
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as @jwitko confirmed over slack that this can work by providing RDS public CA cert under Datastore |
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This has been addressed with the v0.6.0 release! 🚀 |
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This is the error I'm getting: |
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I'm migrating the current Kamaji setup from using the default datastore to Kine-Postgres datastore
Since the Kamaji is deployed on AWS EKS, AWS RDS is a good choice.
But having problems retrieving their ca.key file and generating my client certs based on the ca. crt is not working.
AWS RDS CA Cert : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/UsingWithRDS.SSL.html
Probably my implementation was not correct. Anyone can help?
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