I wonder what that scenario even is, where you need a trusted certificate and are also (for some reason?) unable to use the mechanisms widely available in envir

I wonder what that scenario even is, where you need a trusted certificate and are also (for some reason?) unable to use the mechanisms widely available in environments (either OS or language/API) to trust a testing certificate. This seems like a very silly service to operate, and as remarked by others, I guess the certificate will be revoked soon because the private key data is out there. Mostly surprised that this wasn't obvious to a company like Pivotal from the first moment.