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List the database TLS settings in the Server configuration reference #364
The website doesn't mention any of this. Operators deploying from the website guides, for example on ECS or with Compose, can't find how to require a verified database connection. They also aren't told that PostgreSQL defaults to prefer, or that the migration job needs the same settings as the runtime roles.
Acceptance criteria
The Database row in the config reference lists DB_SSLMODE, DB_SSLROOTCERT, their aliases and MYSQL_ATTR_SSL_CA, and links to a database TLS section.
That section gives the supported modes for each engine and the PostgreSQL prefer default. It says to set the same values on the API server, queue worker, bootstrap/migration job and scheduler, and that conflicting settings refuse startup.
Accepted as documentation of the existing Server TLS controls. Implementation is now in #365 while the independent P1 Core publication gates run. Both guides and all seven translations are updated with reviewed source hashes; the TLS implementation and Helm Secret/mount contract are checked against Server b4192a347. All 105 guide translation/hash checks and the existing code-block parity checks pass locally. Normal hosted checks and actual deployed localized pages remain required before this issue closes.
Delivered in #365, merged as 82b702f66d52cd050d72c8ec12f092bfa75e3ece /
exact qualified tree ab5e2d136fd796d822c0e3aa9e11a017341f71c9.
All nine candidate and all applicable main checks pass; Sonar has zero
OPEN/CONFIRMED issues. Pages deployment 39904630046
passes.
The configuration reference
now includes canonical variables and aliases, engine modes, opportunistic
defaults, conflict refusals, CA mounts and per-role configuration. Helm uses
the actual pre-created Secret/CA-key settings. The deployment guide
links to the TLS section.
Both guides are updated in all eight offered languages. All 105 guide
translation/hash controls and existing code-block parity checks pass.
Sixteen actual published pages return HTTP 200 after following the canonical
route; readback verifies each localized TLS heading, variables/modes, Helm
Secret and locale-correct deployment link. An initial reader stopped at a
301 redirect and is not counted as a successful readback.
The merged remote head is verified absent. This documents existing Server
behavior; it changes no product runtime, dependency or version.
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rmcdaniel commentedon Oct 23, 2026
Accepted as documentation of the existing Server TLS controls. Implementation is now in #365 while the independent P1 Core publication gates run. Both guides and all seven translations are updated with reviewed source hashes; the TLS implementation and Helm Secret/mount contract are checked against Server b4192a347. All 105 guide translation/hash checks and the existing code-block parity checks pass locally. Normal hosted checks and actual deployed localized pages remain required before this issue closes.
rmcdaniel commentedon Oct 23, 2026
Delivered in #365, merged as
82b702f66d52cd050d72c8ec12f092bfa75e3ece/exact qualified tree
ab5e2d136fd796d822c0e3aa9e11a017341f71c9.All nine candidate and all applicable main checks pass; Sonar has zero
OPEN/CONFIRMED issues. Pages deployment
39904630046
passes.
The configuration reference
now includes canonical variables and aliases, engine modes, opportunistic
defaults, conflict refusals, CA mounts and per-role configuration. Helm uses
the actual pre-created Secret/CA-key settings. The
deployment guide
links to the TLS section.
Both guides are updated in all eight offered languages. All 105 guide
translation/hash controls and existing code-block parity checks pass.
Sixteen actual published pages return HTTP 200 after following the canonical
route; readback verifies each localized TLS heading, variables/modes, Helm
Secret and locale-correct deployment link. An initial reader stopped at a
301 redirect and is not counted as a successful readback.
The merged remote head is verified absent. This documents existing Server
behavior; it changes no product runtime, dependency or version.