[patch] Support Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 for path routing mode - #2569
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Description
Adds Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 certificate management as an opt-in feature for MAS installs using path-based routing. Introduces new CLI flag
--le-email [ACME email], interactive prompts, non-interactive validation, install summary output, and Tekton pipeline wiring. Also add unit tests for new flag to cover edge cases.--le-email [ACME email]to enable let's encrypt, it validates that--le-email [ACME email]is only used with--routing path.NOTE: Let’s Encrypt can work with both custom and default domains. Therefore, we can use Let’s Encrypt http01 in mas for default domains instead of using a self-signed CA. Core can use the Let’s Encrypt issuer to obtain the public certificate and then pass it to the other applications in path mode.
Jira Issue
MASCORE-13570
Guidance for Reviewers
[patch] Support Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 issuer in suite_dns role ansible-devops#2434
[patch] Wire Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 params into install PipelineRun template python-devops#485
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