Add Custom Certificates to Trusted Storage of Docker Images
There are three ways to load your own self-signed certs into a Tyk Gateway Docker image.
- Modify or extend the Dockerfile.
- Override the entrypoint. This method does not require modifying the Dockerfile or creating your own. Instead, you can mount your root certificate as a volume, and then before executing
entrypoint.sh
, update the ca certificates.
docker run -it tykio/tyk-gateway:latest \
-v $(pwd)/myroot.crt:/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/myroot.crt \
update-ca-certificates && entrypoint.sh
- It is also possible to apply pinned root certificates at the Gateway’s global level. Once you have uploaded your root certificate inside Tyk’s certificate store, inside your
tyk.conf
, undersecurity.pinned_public_keys
, you should be able to insert the certificate id into the array. That way, you do not need to configure it on a per-api basis.
Note
This applies to the Tyk Gateway Docker image only.
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