Welcome to pulp-certguard’s documentation!¶
The pulp_certguard
plugin for pulpcore 3.0+ can cause
Pulp to refuse to serve content, e.g. rpms, Ansible Collections, etc, unless clients present a
valid certificate when they fetch content.
Example¶
Company Foo only wants to serve rpms to customers who have paid, and they use Pulp 3.0+ to store rpms for their customers. When a customer pays through, e.g. June 30, 2023, Company Foo generates the customer a certificate signed by the certificate authority of Company Foo with an expiration date of June 30, 2023. Company Foo also does the following:
Creates either a X.509 or RHSM Cert Guard offered by this plugin, configured with the Certificate Authority Certificate used to sign the customer certificates.
Configures one or more Pulp Distributions which serving rpm repositories to be protected by the X.509 or RHSM Cert Guard they created
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