Add a simple TrustStoreOptions & KeyCertOptions that uses static KeyStore #2824
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Add a simple implementation of the TrustStoreOptions & KeyCertOptions that works off of a single KeyStore. During TLS , mTLS & SNI testing -- we programmatically construct at startup the necessary PKI constructs such as the keyStore. The current solutions however offered by vert.x expect that the KeyStore exist on disk. The proposed implementation just works off a single provided KeyStore instead. Signed-off-by: Farid Zakaria <farid.m.zakaria@gmail.com>
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Add a simple implementation of the TrustStoreOptions & KeyCertOptions
that works off of a single KeyStore.
During TLS , mTLS & SNI testing -- we programmatically construct at
startup the necessary PKI constructs such as the keyStore.
The current solutions however offered by vert.x expect that the KeyStore
exist on disk.
The proposed implementation just works off a single provided KeyStore
instead which is much simpler to work with -- especially for tests.