dogtagpki

#2586 LDAP-based configuration
Closed: migrated by dmoluguw. Opened by edewata.

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Currently many of PKI server configurations are stored in files including CS.cfg, profiles, login banner. If a server is cloned, each configuration change needs to be propagated manually to all clones.

To simplify the management some of the configuration can be migrated to LDAP. This will allow topology-wide configuration. There's also LDAP-based profiles but it's not used by default. Migrating to LDAP-based configuration will also reduce the need to update CS.cfg (if there's anything left in it).

There should be a framework that defines the storage in the LDAP tree and the API to access the LDAP-based configuration. The code can be migrated incrementally to use the framework.

Related tickets:

  • dogtagpki#956: Move TPS profiles into separate storage
  • dogtagpki#1131: Move KRA and TPS connector configuration information to LDAP
  • dogtagpki#1163: CS.cfg corruption due to concurrent modification
  • dogtagpki#1634: add Features feature to ldap
  • dogtagpki#1655: Move serial/request number range configuration into LDAP
  • dogtagpki#1262 Moving CRL configuration to database

+1 for FUTURE - critical

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Metadata Update from @dmoluguw:
- Issue close_status updated to: migrated
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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