Default spire-server port 443 (#308)
Changes the default service port for the spire-server to 443 to allow easier switching between internal access and external access through an ingress controller. Signed-off-by: Kevin Fox <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Faisal Memon <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Faisal Memon <[email protected]>
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@@ -77,7 +77,10 @@ We only support upgrading one major version at a time. Version skipping isn't su
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### 0.20.X
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This release configures the entries managed by the spire-controller-manager to move into their own managed space within SPIRE. This should be transparent. In a future release, we will
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- The default service port for the spire-server was changed to be port 443 to allow easier switching between internal access and external access through an ingress controller. For most users, this will be a transparent
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change.
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- This release configures the entries managed by the spire-controller-manager to move into their own managed space within SPIRE. This should be transparent. In a future release, we will
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disable cleanup by default of the old space. This release lays the groundwork for future support for manually created entries in the SPIRE database without the spire-controller-manager
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destroying them. It is supported in this release by manually setting spire-server.controllerManager.entryIDPrefixCleanup=false after successfully upgrading to the chart without the
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setting and waiting for a spire-controller-manager sync.
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