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Dapr deployed with ArgoCD mtls renew-certificate -k --restart #1484
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Hello @jwhitcraft, According to ArgoCD docs (here) it is impossible to use it with The issue renewing cert after using Another issue that you will experience with dapr via ArgoCD, is sync, since the At this time, my suggestion would be:
This topic comes up once in a while, definitely something to take a look into in the future. |
@antontroshin that works well when you only have a few clusters. We currently are over 50+ clusters with dapr installed and maintaining it outside of Agro can take someone almost a full day to complete maintenance work on. Ideally the way to solve this would be to support certificates created by cert-manger and just have the sentry app watch for secret changes/updates from cert-manager (see dapr/dapr#8407). While i get this problem isn't a CLI problem for dapr, but just were we noticed it at. |
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Expected Behavior
We have moved to using GitOps to manage our deployments of system services, which means that ArgoCD is not creating a helm release. as it just does a
helm template | kubectl apply -f .
Thus we should be able to use the dapr cli to run
mtl renew-certificate
and still have it restart everything we need.Actual Behavior
It fails:
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Create the yaml with
helm template dapr dapr/dapr --set=global.ha.enabled=true | kubectl apply -f -
and then try try and run the cli command to renew the cert.Release Note
RELEASE NOTE:
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