INTER-1895 Fix SSL Mismatch - #76
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This commit fixes Akamai's SUPERNET error causing by SSL Mismatch between Origin IP and Root CA
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This pull request updates the Akamai property rules and deployment script to enhance origin certificate validation and control. The main changes involve switching the certificate verification mode from third-party to custom, specifying which certificate authorities are honored, and updating the deployment script to patch these settings automatically.
Origin certificate validation improvements:
verificationModefrom"THIRD_PARTY"to"CUSTOM"in multiple rule sections inassets/rulesTemplate.json, enabling more granular control over certificate validation. [1] [2] [3]customValidCnValues,originCertsToHonor, andstandardCertificateAuthoritiesfields to relevant rule sections, specifying which CN values and certificate authorities are accepted for origin validation. [1] [2] [3]Deployment script enhancements:
patchDefaultRuleOrigininscripts/deployRules.tsto patch the default rule origin settings, ensuring the new certificate validation options are applied during deployment.patchDefaultRuleOrigin, so these settings are automatically enforced when deploying property versions.