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Remove TLS cert generation for API server from installer
The apiserver will reconcile its own TLS certificate -- it has been
doing so for awhile. This unifies the method to ensure that only
the apiserver will generate its certificate, unless the user explicitly
provides one.
Issue: [ch11380]
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oc get pods -n <NAMESPACE_NAME>
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## Configure Environment Variables
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After the Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator has successfully been installed we will need
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to configure local environment variables before using the `pgo` client.
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## Install the `pgo` Client
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{{% notice info %}}
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If TLS authentication was disabled during installation, please see the [TLS Configuration Page] ({{< relref "Configuration/tls.md" >}}) for additional configuration information.
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{{% / notice %}}
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To configure the environment variables used by `pgo`run the following command:
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During or after the installation of PGO: the Postgres Operator, download the `pgo`client set up script. This will help set up your local environment for using the Postgres Operator:
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Note: `<PGO_NAMESPACE>` should be replaced with the namespace the Crunchy PostgreSQL
When the Postgres Operator is done installing, run the client setup script:
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```
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./client-setup.sh
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```
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This will download the `pgo` client and provide instructions for how to easily use it in your environment. It will prompt you to add some environmental variables for you to set up in your session, which you can do with the following commands:
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