certgen | Wraps openssl utility to dynamically create | TLS library

As @Brian de Alwis pointed out in the comments section, this PR #11189 should resolve the above issue.

You can try the v1.20.0-beta.0 release with this fix. Additionally, a stable v1.20.0 version is now available.

As already discussed in the comments the Ingress Controller will be created in the ingress-nginx namespace instead of the kube-system namespace. Other than that the rest of the tutorial should work as expected.

Ref: Expecting apiVersion - networking.k8s.io/v1 instead of extensions/v1beta1

TL;DR

kubectl explain predated a lot of the generic resource parsing logic, so it has a dedicated --api-version flag. This should do what you want.

yeah, got it i tried to print paragraph on empty background and rendered on required image ,thanks for help

thanks to mkl

i was able to solve the issue by updating openpdf version

updated maven config is

The problem is that the signature being returned by key vault is in a "raw" (64-byte) format, where the first 32 are R and the last 32 are S. For this to work in bouncycastle, your GenerateSignature method needs to return this in an ASN.1 formatted byte array, which in the end will be somewhere between 70 and 72 bytes.

You can look around online on what this practically means, but you will want to:

1. Create a new byte array for your result
2. split the output from key vault into two initially 32-bit arrays, R and S
3. If the 0th element of either of the R or S arrays has a high MSB, you need to insert a 0 before the start of the respective array (otherwise do nothing and the array stays 32 bytes long).
4. Build the necessary ASN.1 headers (either manually like I showed below, or maybe bouncycastle has some library features to create an ASN.1 message). So at the end, the output byte array should contain

I was able to reproduce your scenario but using Helm.

Original Replication Steps to create 2 Nginx Ingress in one Cluster

Create two namespaces for development: dev1, dev2 and two for ingress: ing1, ing2.

keycloak is exposed on "/auth" which is the default web-context.

• I understand that as default web-context, means that you want everything sent to / should be redirected to keycloak.
• So you need to set a different target for Sentry, like /sentry.
• kubernetes.io/ingress.class: sentry-nginx is not a valid ingress.class in kubernetes.io that's probably why your ingress is not being considered.
• Only one deployment of Nginx-Ingress is needed to proxy traffic between multiple apps.
• The trick here is to expose sentry as mydomain.com/sentry and the app itself receives the connection directly on / as required.

In order to achieve it you can use rewrite-target, learn more here.

• It will create a capture group and send to the appropriate service.
• This is what your ingress should look like:

After a few more hours I sorta found a solution for this issue.

I was trying to debug everything that I was thinking of and I noticed that the contentSigner.signature was throwing an exception:

android.security.KeyStoreException: Key user not authenticated

This of course suggests that something is wrong with the biometric authentication. Changing: