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# general
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b
You can use a certificate management tool like cert-manager to setup an issuer using a DNS challenge, then configure your Rancher instance to use the secret created by the issuer.
f
@billions-vase-14972
Thank you for letting me know. OVH is my DNS provider, but unfortunately the
ovh
resolver is not supported for the Issuer CRD
I am trying to apply an Issuer CRD YAML file using
kubectl apply
, but I received an error message saying that no issuer with the name "ovh" was found .
b
I'm not too familiar with OVH, however, I believe you can create an issuer by creating a webhook provider. There is this OVH webhook for cert-manager that you should be able to use to create the issuer.
f
I am uncertain whether I should use the installed cert-manager webhook or the one you recommended, since the recommended webhook does not have a Helm chart installation method available
b
That decision is really up to you, although there is a Helm chart within the repo I mentioned, and there are some steps to install the chart with your unique group name.
f
Sorry if my previous message was not clear enough, but I couldn't find a Helm repo to install the chart from
Instead of having the Helm template files locally and trying to use the Helm install command with them
b
Ah okay, I see what you mean. What you can do is create a repository within Rancher, targeting that Git repo specifically, then you will be able to select the chart from Apps -> Charts page.