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[telemetrygen] Fix case where root CAs should inherit from host environment #31250
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[telemetrygen] Fix case where root CAs should inherit from host environment #31250
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…onment (open-telemetry#31250) **Description:** Adding TLS configuration to telemetrygen made it so that providing root CA information is mandatory. This is for the case when you are generating CAs and using them to sign certificates. In the case where the CA that signed the certificate is a known trusted CA, we shouldn't have to provide its CA certificate. This PR fixes this problem by allowing the code to pull its CA pool from the host environment when CAs are not explicitly supplied. **Link to tracking Issue:** [github.com/open-telemetry/issues/31191](open-telemetry#31191) **Testing:** Generate metrics, logs, traces against http and grpc endpoints with legitimate certificates **Documentation:** <Describe the documentation added.>
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Description:
Adding TLS configuration to telemetrygen made it so that providing root CA information is mandatory. This is for the case when you are generating CAs and using them to sign certificates. In the case where the CA that signed the certificate is a known trusted CA, we shouldn't have to provide its CA certificate. This PR fixes this problem by allowing the code to pull its CA pool from the host environment when CAs are not explicitly supplied.
Link to tracking Issue: github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/issues/31191
Testing: Generate metrics, logs, traces against http and grpc endpoints with legitimate certificates
Documentation: