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make certs last ~5 years #98

Closed eriktaubeneck closed 1 week ago

eriktaubeneck commented 1 week ago

let's deal with this less often

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The changes involve an update to an Ansible playbook located in sidecar/ansible/keygen.yaml. A new parameter, --tls-valid-days 2000, has been added to the command responsible for generating IPA keys. This modification allows users to specify the validity period for the TLS certificate, while the overall structure and logic of the playbook remain unchanged.

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File Change Summary
sidecar/ansible/keygen.yaml Added --tls-valid-days 2000 to the key generation command in the playbook.

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sidecar/ansible/keygen.yaml (1) `62-62`: **Consider documenting the reasoning for extended certificate validity.** While the implementation correctly sets the certificate validity to ~5.5 years (2000 days), which aligns with the PR objective of reducing renewal frequency, it's worth noting that this is a significant deviation from typical certificate lifetimes. Consider adding a comment explaining this decision to help future maintainers understand the trade-off between operational convenience and security best practices. Add a comment above the command: ```diff - name: Generate new keys + # Using extended certificate validity (2000 days ≈ 5.5 years) to reduce operational overhead + # Note: This duration is specifically chosen for development/testing purposes command: "{{ target_dir }}/release/helper keygen --name {{ helper_domain }} --tls-cert {{ ansible_env.HOME }}/draft/config/pub/h{{ identity }}.pem --tls-key {{ ansible_env.HOME }}/draft/config/h{{ identity }}.key --mk-public-key {{ ansible_env.HOME }}/draft/config/pub/h{{ identity }}_mk.pub --mk-private-key {{ ansible_env.HOME }}/draft/config/h{{ identity }}_mk.key --tls-valid-days 2000" ``` Let's verify if there are any security-related configurations or documentation that might need updating:
✅ Verification successful **Consider adding documentation about certificate validity in the README** The codebase has detailed documentation about certificate generation in the README.md, but it lacks information about certificate validity periods. Since we're introducing an extended validity period of 2000 days, it would be helpful to document this in the README's IPA-specific certificates section. - Add a note in README.md under the "IPA-specific certs" section about the extended validity period used for development certificates - Consider adding the `--tls-valid-days 2000` parameter to the example keygen commands in README.md for consistency ```diff ### IPA-specific certs - We check in self-signed certs that are only for local development (and are not secure! They are in a public repo!) + We check in self-signed certs that are only for local development (and are not secure! They are in a public repo!). + These certificates are generated with an extended validity period (2000 days) to reduce operational overhead during development. ```
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