Allow for https backend traffic within cluster without certificates#392
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Allow for https backend traffic within cluster without certificates#392
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Hi! That should be false by default IMO, because as you write it can expose the cluster to possible attack. Possible solutions:
- Have it commented by default
- Having some sort of conditionals
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Allow for https backend traffic within cluster without certificates. Kubernetes Dashboard helm chart is now only serving internal traffic as https and internal handshake fails if traefik tries to forward traffic without valid certs.