If you want to configure TLS for your meta and/or data nodes, you must enable TLS inside the `values.yaml`. An example is below, but you'll need to replicate for the data nodes too:
```yaml
meta:
https:
enabled:true
```
If you want to use CertManager to provision the TLS certificates, you can add:
```yaml
meta:
https:
useCertManager:true
insecure:true# This chart uses an untrusted CA, so we need to mark the keys as insecure
```
Otherwise, you need to provide a secret with the keys `tls.crt` and `tls.key`. An example exists inside the [example resources](./example-resources.yaml).
```yaml
meta:
https:
secretName:my-tls-secret
insecure:true# Only enable if your CA isn't trusted
```
#### DDL/DML (Optional)
#### DDL/DML (Optional)
If you wish to create databases or import data after installation, we've provided this DDL/DML hook. Your config map must contain the keys `ddl` and `dml`.
If you wish to create databases or import data after installation, we've provided this DDL/DML hook. Your config map must contain the keys `ddl` and `dml`.
system('influxd-ctl', {{ if .Values.meta.https.enabled }}'-bind-tls',{{ end }}{{ if .Values.meta.https.insecure }}'-k',{{ end }} 'add-meta', "$ENV{INFLUXDB_HOSTNAME}:8091");
system('influxd-ctl', {{ if .Values.meta.https.enabled }}'-bind-tls',{{ end }}{{ if .Values.meta.https.insecure }}'-k',{{ end }} 'join', "$meta_leader:8091");
