I'm speaking simply of encrypting traffic to the db... not mutual auth via client certs. This is fairly easy to do in Postgres. All that is likely required here is to mount a k8s secret containing the cert and private key and then use that if it exists / isn't empty.
I'm speaking simply of encrypting traffic to the db... not mutual auth via client certs. This is fairly easy to do in Postgres. All that is likely required here is to mount a k8s secret containing the cert and private key and then use that if it exists / isn't empty.