[FEATURE REQ] TLS support in Spring Boot with Azure Key Vault Certificates
saragluna opened this issue · 5 comments
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Spring web applications can either be an HTTP client or an HTTP server, if an application wants to secure the HTTP communication via TLS and the certificates are stored in Azure Key Vault, spring-cloud-azure-starter-keyvault-certificates should support it.
- If one-way TLS is used:
- In the case of an HTTP server, users shall be able to configure the server's certificates in Azure Key Vault.
- In the case of an HTTP client, users shall be able to validate the server's certificates stored in Azure Key Vault.
- If two-way TLS is used:
- In the case of an HTTP server:
- Users shall be able to configure the server's certificates in Azure Key Vault.
- Users shall be able to validate the client certificates in Azure Key Vault.
- In the case of an HTTP client:
- Users shall be able to configure the client's certificates stored in Azure Key Vault to the server.
- Users shall be able to validate the server's certificates stored in Azure Key Vault.
- In the case of an HTTP server:
Given Spring MVC or WebFlux is used, the below scenarios should be supported:
- As a web server, users shall be able to use this feature with Spring MVC with Tomcat, Jetty, and Undertow.
- As a web server, users shall be able to use this feature with Spring WebFlux with Netty。
- As a web client, users shall be able to use this feature with Spring MVC and RestTemplate.
- As a web client, users shall be able to use this feature with Spring WebFlux and Web Client.
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Link to user issue: #32854
We require this feature too in spring-azure libs 4.x+ and 5.x+. We are stuck using the old 3.x libraries because of this.