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| `ca_path` | Path to a PEM file holding the trusted CA certificate(s). Used by the server to validate client certificates when `verify_client_cert` is enabled, and by the gRPC client to validate peer certificates. Multiple CA certificates may be concatenated in the same file: all of them are trusted (see [CA rotation](#ca-rotation)). | |
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| `verify_client_cert` | If `true`, require clients (REST) or peers (gRPC) to present a certificate signed by `ca_path`, i.e. enforce mutual TLS. | `false` |
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| `expected_name` | gRPC only. The hostname the gRPC client checks against the peer certificate's Subject Alternative Name (SAN). Defaults to the peer's address. | |
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| `cert_reload_interval` | How often `cert_path` and `key_path` are polled for on-disk changes and hot-reloaded, without restarting the process. An immediate reload can also be triggered by sending `SIGHUP` to the process. | `5m` |
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| `cert_poll_interval` | How often `cert_path` and `key_path` are polled for on-disk changes and hot-reloaded, without restarting the process. An immediate reload can also be triggered by sending `SIGHUP` to the process. | `5m` |
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Certificates are hot-reloaded: when `cert_path`/`key_path` change on disk, new connections pick up the new certificate within `cert_reload_interval` (or immediately on `SIGHUP`), while in-flight connections keep the certificate they negotiated. A new certificate is only applied if it parses and matches its key; otherwise the previous certificate is kept. Note that the CA trust roots (`ca_path`) are **not** hot-reloaded — rotating them still requires a restart.
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Certificates are hot-reloaded: when `cert_path`/`key_path` change on disk, new connections pick up the new certificate within `cert_poll_interval` (or immediately on `SIGHUP`), while in-flight connections keep the certificate they negotiated. A new certificate is only applied if it parses and matches its key; otherwise the previous certificate is kept. Note that the CA trust roots (`ca_path`) are **not** hot-reloaded — rotating them still requires a restart.
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