FreeIPA 4.6 and ACME

Hey,
we are currently running FreeIPA 4.6.8 on CentOS 7 and found out to manage our
Certificates in a Kubernetes Cluster FreeIPA now Supports ACME as a service.
On CentOS 7 However ACME is not available in the current FreeIPA package.

Has anyone found a viable alternative to ACME or a way to install the acme create/deploy
plugin für FreeIPA in CentOS 7?

Thanks in advance!

[Christian Heimes]

On 20/11/2020 16.39, chriz.r--- via FreeIPA-users wrote:
>  Hey,
>  we are currently running FreeIPA 4.6.8 on CentOS 7 and found out to manage our
> Certificates in a Kubernetes Cluster FreeIPA now Supports ACME as a service.
>  On CentOS 7 However ACME is not available in the current FreeIPA package.
>  
>  Has anyone found a viable alternative to ACME or a way to install the acme create/deploy
> plugin für FreeIPA in CentOS 7? 
ACME support is cutting edge. It's a brand new feature of FreeIPA 4.9.0,
which has just seen its first release candidate. It's not even stable
yet or support in a stable Fedora release. It's certainly not available
in RHEL 8.3 or latest CentOS 8.

It may take a long time before ACME support is available in a future
release of CentOS.

Christian
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[Rob Crittenden]

chriz.r--- via FreeIPA-users wrote:
>  Hey,
>  we are currently running FreeIPA 4.6.8 on CentOS 7 and found out to manage our
> Certificates in a Kubernetes Cluster FreeIPA now Supports ACME as a service.
>  On CentOS 7 However ACME is not available in the current FreeIPA package.
>  
>  Has anyone found a viable alternative to ACME or a way to install the acme create/deploy
> plugin für FreeIPA in CentOS 7? 
There is no plan to backport the ACME support introduced with IPA 4.9.0
(still a pre-release) to earlier releases.

rob