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Hoy! It's the certificate of the registry you are using. This can be configured in the values.yaml for the specific validator you are using. In this case you are usign a cosign validator, were you can add a |
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Hello, I'm new to this so maybe this is an easy problem to fix? I have a Kubernetes cluster running and want to use images that are locally signed with Cosign with Connaisseur. But
kubectl logs -f kubectl logs -f connaisseur-deployment-xxxxxxxxx-xxxxx
shows a 509 error. But what cert is not trusted? Cosign CA? The private key of the key-pair i generated with cosign? The registry tls cert? Where does the cert need to be added as trusted to? Master node or the Connaisseur pod?Thanks.
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