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  2. OSPRH-5882

TLS everywhere in Horizon operator

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      .TLS everywhere in RHOSO Dashboard Operator

      With this update, the RHOSO Dashboard (horizon) Operator automatically configures TLS-related configuration settings.

      These settings include certificates and response headers when appropriate, including the secure cookies and HSTS headers for serving over HTTPS.
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      .TLS everywhere in RHOSO Dashboard Operator With this update, the RHOSO Dashboard (horizon) Operator automatically configures TLS-related configuration settings. These settings include certificates and response headers when appropriate, including the secure cookies and HSTS headers for serving over HTTPS.
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      Definition of Done (for development)

      • By implementing <configuration>, a RHOSO 18 deployment is stood up with Horizon correctly configured to provide client-side TLS connectivity, and connect to the back-end via TLS
      • On the client side, all the response headers are configured for maximum security, while still allowing the application to run correctly.
      • Patches proposed and merged into horizon-operator (not necessarily into openstack-operator)
      • Tests developed and implemented to validate the presence of the headers

      Acceptance Criteria (for validation)

      • Horizon delivers content via HTTPS, with secure headers
      • Horizon interacts with OpenStack via HTTPS
      • Integration tests pass

              rhn-engineering-rdopiera Radomir Dopieralski
              rhn-engineering-rdopiera Radomir Dopieralski
              Jan Jasek Jan Jasek
              rhos-dfg-ui
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