Clarify README.md to explicitly detail hostname requirements:
The spec field of both the Issuer and ClusterIssuer resources use the following fields:
hostname - The hostname of the Keyfactor Command server - The signer sets the protocol to https and automatically trims the trailing path from this field, if it exists. Additionally, the base Command API path is automatically set to /KeyfactorAPI and cannot be changed.
commandSecretName - The name of the Kubernetes kubernetes.io/basic-auth secret containing credentials to the Keyfactor instance
certificateTemplate - The short name corresponding to a template in Command that will be used to issue certificates.
certificateAuthorityLogicalName - The logical name of the CA to use to sign the certificate request
certificateAuthorityHostname - The CAs hostname to use to sign the certificate request
caSecretName - The name of the Kubernetes secret containing the CA certificate. This field is optional and only required if the Command server is configured to use a self-signed certificate or with a certificate signed by an untrusted root.
Clarify README.md to explicitly detail
hostnamerequirements:The
specfield of both the Issuer and ClusterIssuer resources use the following fields:hostname- The hostname of the Keyfactor Command server - The signer sets the protocol tohttpsand automatically trims the trailing path from this field, if it exists. Additionally, the base Command API path is automatically set to/KeyfactorAPIand cannot be changed.commandSecretName- The name of the Kuberneteskubernetes.io/basic-authsecret containing credentials to the Keyfactor instancecertificateTemplate- The short name corresponding to a template in Command that will be used to issue certificates.certificateAuthorityLogicalName- The logical name of the CA to use to sign the certificate requestcertificateAuthorityHostname- The CAs hostname to use to sign the certificate requestcaSecretName- The name of the Kubernetes secret containing the CA certificate. This field is optional and only required if the Command server is configured to use a self-signed certificate or with a certificate signed by an untrusted root.