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(Update: There’s a Github issue that contains a workaround for

ClusterRepos

, which is probably good enough for me.)

Regarding this, I don't know of anything yet but I can help to investigate further and help you.

@hundreds-battery-84841 Both workarounds work for me, but both are a bit awkward: Modifying the

cattle-cluster-agent

Deployment after creation is possible, but I’d prefer to have it as a “native” option when adding a cluster via the Rancher web UI. The same goes for adding

caBundle

to the

ClusterRepo

spec, that too works but isn’t possible from the web UI.

Yeah, unfortunately, AFK rancher does not natively support these features through its ui. Adding CA certificates at the cluster level, or injecting them directly into the cattle-cluster-agent or the clusterrepo spec during cluster import and creation would indeed make the process more seamless, but this functionality is not built into the rancher ui yet.