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  2. ROX-31062

[Install] Enable Automatic HTTPS Redirection for Central Route

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      11.11.2025:

      • PR that enables https redirection for Helm & Operator merged
      • decision was taken to always enable this feature

      04.11.2025:

      • PR in review: enables https redirection for Helm & Operator, including knob for Helm
      • TBD: knob in the Operator CRD; might possibly remove knobs and have it always enabled
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      11.11.2025: PR that enables https redirection for Helm & Operator merged decision was taken to always enable this feature 04.11.2025: PR in review: enables https redirection for Helm & Operator, including knob for Helm TBD: knob in the Operator CRD; might possibly remove knobs and have it always enabled

      Overview:

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      Currently, the routes are created as passthrough or re-encrypt without the insecureEdgeTerminationPolicy set to Redirect. This means that users who navigate to the Central URL using http:// will not be automatically redirected to https://.

      The proposal is to modify the default configuration to set insecureEdgeTerminationPolicy: Redirect for the Central routes.

      Additionally, a new field should be introduced in the Central Custom Resource (CR) to allow administrators to easily enable or disable this redirection.

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              rh-ee-vbologa Vlad Bologa
              syethadk@redhat.com Sukumar Yethadka
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