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resource-managers/kubernetes/core/src/main/scala/org/apache/spark/deploy/kubernetes/DriverSubmitSslConfigurationProvider.scala

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/**
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* Resolved from translating options provided in
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* {@link DriverSubmitSslConfigurationParameters} into Kubernetes volumes, environment variables
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* for the driver pod, client-side trust managers, and the client-side SSL context. This is used
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* for setting up the SSL connection for the submission server where the application local
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* dependencies and configuration is provided from.
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* for the driver pod, Kubernetes secrets, client-side trust managers, and the client-side SSL
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* context. This is used for setting up the SSL connection for the submission server where the
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* application local dependencies and configuration is provided from.
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*/
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private[spark] case class DriverSubmitSslConfiguration(
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enabled: Boolean,
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* Provides the SSL configuration for bootstrapping the driver pod to listen for the driver
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* submission over SSL, and then supply the client-side configuration for establishing the
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* SSL connection. This is done in two phases: first, interpreting the raw configuration
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* values from the SparkConf object; then second, converting the configuration into the
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* appropriate Kubernetes constructs, namely the volume and volume mount to add to the
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* values from the SparkConf object; then second, converting the configuration parameters
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* into the appropriate Kubernetes constructs, namely the volume and volume mount to add to the
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* driver pod, and the secret to create at the API server; and finally, constructing the
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* client-side trust manager and SSL context for sending the local dependencies.
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