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backport to 1.14: Renew certificates used in unit and integration tests. #14503

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Commit Message:
Some certificates used in unit and integration tests expired in middle of December.
This PR contains renewed certs.

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@cpakulski cpakulski marked this pull request as ready for review December 22, 2020 19:09
@antoniovicente antoniovicente self-assigned this Dec 23, 2020
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Is there potential for us using the same cert contents in the various branches?

It seems like at least some of the cert names referenced in this PR also exist in master, 1.16, 1.15, and 1.13

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Good point. Not sure what are expiration dates of certificates on master. If they are going to expire within a year, it may affect branches 1.13-1.16 if they are simply backported. I simply regenerated certs individually for each branch and they are going to be good until end of life for each stable release.

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We can work out a plan going forward somewhere else, approving this since we should unblock release branch tests.

@lizan lizan merged commit 2e112c9 into envoyproxy:release/v1.14 Jan 6, 2021
@cpakulski cpakulski deleted the rel1.14/certs branch January 6, 2021 19:21
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