pulumi-azure-kotlin/com.pulumi.azure.keyvault.kotlin.inputs/CertificateCertificateArgsBuilder/password

password

@JvmName(name = "ckdcrwxagntkvecm")
suspend fun password(value: Output<String>)
@JvmName(name = "mrxxevidjnjutnex")
suspend fun password(value: String?)

Parameters

value

The password associated with the certificate.

NOTE: A PEM certificate is already base64 encoded. To successfully import, the contents property should include a PEM encoded X509 certificate and a private_key in pkcs8 format. There should only be linux style \n line endings and the whole block should have the PEM begin/end blocks around the certificate data and the private key data. To convert a private key to pkcs8 format with openssl use:

openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -nocrypt -in private_key.pem private_key_pk8.pem
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The PEM content should look something like:

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
aGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8K
:
aGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8KaGVsbG8K
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
d29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQK
:
d29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQKd29ybGQK
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----
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