> taken here about the TLS SNI extension, the Session reuse and the SSL
verification.

I think we don't need to support SSL session reuse. Using TLS ticket is
enough, which is supported by the client automatically.

> an explicit item like “verify”

I think we should also support customized trust CA like what
`lua_ssl_trusted_certificate` does. It is useful for self signed
certificates.



Zhang Chao <[email protected]> 于2020年10月24日周六 上午11:04写道:

> Hello Community!
>
> Recently I observed some issues and disscuss in the QQ group about the
> support of HTTPS for ETCD cluster.
>
> I think it might be a necessary feature, although since the limitations of
> Cosocket we cannot support the mutual TLS
> authentication, we can still support the simple TLS mode: only
> authenticating the etcd cluster.
>
> So two things we need to do to support this.
>
> 1) lua-resty-etcd
>
> We should enhance lua-resty-etcd to support the optional SSL handshaking
> after connecting to one of ETCD endpoint, care must be taken here about the
> TLS SNI extension, the Session reuse and the SSL verification.
>
> 2) APISIX
>
> We also should add some new items in the configuration, and use these new
> items when creating the etcd client objects.
>
> etcd:
>   ......
>
>   tls:
>     mode: simple # TLS mode for communicating with the ETCD
>                           # cluster, optional value can be:
>                           #   disable: do not setup a TLS connection
>                           #            to ETCD endpoints.
>                           #   simple: originate a TLS connection to the
>                           #           ETCD endpoint
>                           # The default mode is disable.
>
> Something I cannot decide is how we configure the SNI, I don’t think
> expose a configuration item like “sni” is a good way, I’m inclined to use
> existing items to deduce the SNI (like hosts?). On the other hand, I
> haven’t decided yet about the SSL verification. Maybe we can add more
> options for the mode like “weak”, “strict” or an explicit item like
> “verify” is also OK. What’s your idea?
>
>
> Chao Zhang
> [email protected]
>
>
>
>

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