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Forward output with mutual TLS auth #1879
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For better name, one way is mark |
Hi, i'm facing to same problem. Here my configuration:
Error is I'm using I searched in documentation, code and issues but i didn't found field for set client certificate path in settings of Do you have an idea ? |
@repeatedly Hi, do you have more information about it ^ ? Thanks. |
hi, I'm having problems with this as well. Part of the problem I think is that I'm trying to make it work with a certificate bundle used for a website, which explains why I can't find the client certificates (because there aren't any). I should be using Mutual TLS which can be self-generated what I gather. Is this functionality actually in a working state, or would you recommend using the plugin instead ? |
I think it would be really helpful to mention in big writing in the docs for these SSL forwarding features that they use MUTUAL TLS. This would really have saved me a lot of time. Or even to go one step further something which explain what mutual TLS actually is and how it works, etc. Something like this: |
@cosmo0920 Do you have a time to look this issue? |
Currently, I have no enough time to look this. 😖 |
I asked @okkez to take a look this issue. |
Clarify the meaning of the parameter. See fluent#1879 for more details Signed-off-by: Kenji Okimoto <[email protected]>
First try for this: #2187 |
out_forward: Support mutual TLS. fix #1879
I just tested #1861 this with fluent-bit and works as expected, but things don't look that good with flunetd. Looking at Fluentd's configuration options there is a
tls_cert_path
property, which can be used to specify Certificate Authority certificates, not client certificates (I find the property name really misleading).In order to add Mutual TLS auth there should be new configuration options added that would allow to specify client certificate and client key that should be used for TLS communication with another flunetd instance.
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