Tlsconfig Config (v0.14.1)
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cloudprober.tlsconfig.TLSConfig #
# CA certificate file to verify certificates provided by the other party.ca_cert_file: <string># Local certificate file.tls_cert_file: <string># Private key file corresponding to the certificate above.tls_key_file: <string># Whether to ignore the cert validation.disable_cert_validation: <bool># ServerName overrideserver_name: <string> min_tls_version: (TLS_AUTO|TLS_1_0|TLS_1_1|TLS_1_2|TLS_1_3): <enum> max_tls_version: (TLS_AUTO|TLS_1_0|TLS_1_1|TLS_1_2|TLS_1_3): <enum># Certificate reload interval in seconds. If configured, the TLS cert will # be reloaded every reload_interval_sec seconds. This is useful when # certificates are generated and refreshed dynamically.reload_interval_sec: <int32>
cloudprober.tlsconfig.TLSConfig #
# CA certificate file to verify certificates provided by the other party.ca_cert_file: <string># Local certificate file.tls_cert_file: <string># Private key file corresponding to the certificate above.tls_key_file: <string># Whether to ignore the cert validation.disable_cert_validation: <bool># ServerName overrideserver_name: <string> min_tls_version: (TLS_AUTO|TLS_1_0|TLS_1_1|TLS_1_2|TLS_1_3): <enum> max_tls_version: (TLS_AUTO|TLS_1_0|TLS_1_1|TLS_1_2|TLS_1_3): <enum># Certificate reload interval in seconds. If configured, the TLS cert will # be reloaded every reload_interval_sec seconds. This is useful when # certificates are generated and refreshed dynamically.reload_interval_sec: <int32>