Use custom CA certificates
If containers communicate with services secured by a private Certificate Authority (CA), you must add the root CA certificates to the container image. This ensures that the container can verify the identity of internal endpoints and establish secure, encrypted TLS connections.
- Use OpenSSL-based images with custom CA certificates
In OpenSSL-based container images, such ascurlandnginx, you can make your custom root Certificate Authority (CA) certificates available to the image. Your application can then establish secure TLS connections to services that use certificates signed by your company’s CA. - Use Python images with custom CA certificates
You can make your custom root Certificate Authority (CA) certificates available to Python images. Your application can then establish secure TLS connections to services that use certificates signed by your company’s CA. - Use Java images with custom CA certificates
You can make your custom root Certificate Authority (CA) certificates available to Java images. Your application can then establish secure TLS connections to services that use certificates signed by your company’s CA.