cert-manager
Medium
Concepts
What is the purpose of the 'isCA' field in a Certificate resource?
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Answer: To specify whether the certificate should be a CA certificate
Explanation
The 'isCA' field in a Certificate resource specifies whether the certificate should be a CA certificate, meaning it can be used to sign other certificates. When set to true, the certificate will have the CA bit set in the basic constraints extension.
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