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There are environments where it's required that _every_ environmental change has an associated CCB ticket. In that kind of environment, yes, every new cert is a
by syncsynchalt 1y ago
There are environments where it's required that _every_ environmental change has an associated CCB ticket. In that kind of environment, yes, every new cert is attached to a ticket that the board has to review and approve.
Yes, it's insane, but it sure makes fault analysis easier when the environment is that locked down and documented.
- SAI_Peregrinus 1y agoBut they don't require changes for altering the state of RAM on the server, or data in the database. So clearly not every change requires an associated ticket. Certificate renewal is part of the regular operation of a device, not a change to that operation.