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How Do I Update the Root Certificate When Creating a CCE Cluster?
Updated on 2024-03-04 GMT+08:00
How Do I Update the Root Certificate When Creating a CCE Cluster?
The root certificate of CCE clusters is the basic certificate for Kubernetes authentication. Both the Kubernetes cluster control plane and the certificate are hosted on Huawei Cloud CCE. CCE will periodically update the certificate. This certificate is not open to users but will not expire.
The X.509 certificate is enabled on Kubernetes clusters by default. CCE will automatically maintain and update the X.509 certificate.
Obtaining a Cluster Certificate
You can obtain a cluster certificate on the CCE console to access Kubernetes. For details, see Obtaining a Cluster Certificate.
Parent topic: Cluster Creation
Cluster Creation FAQs
- Why Cannot I Create a CCE Cluster?
- Is Management Scale of a Cluster Related to the Number of Master Nodes?
- How Do I Update the Root Certificate When Creating a CCE Cluster?
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