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ce76eb1da9 chore: added rust doc for certificate management trait
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@@ -6,22 +6,73 @@ use crate::{
topology::{PreparationError, PreparationOutcome},
};
///TODO rust doc explaining issuer, certificate etc
/// Certificate management capability for a topology.
///
/// This trait represents the ability of a topology to provision, manage,
/// and ensure the availability of TLS certificates.
///
/// Implementations may back this capability using different mechanisms,
/// for example: a Kubernetes controller, an external PKI service, or
/// platform-specific tooling
///
/// ## Concepts
///
/// ### Certificate Management System
/// A certificate management system is responsible for issuing, renewing,
/// and storing certificates. Before certificates can be created, this
/// system must be installed and ready to serve requests.
///
/// ### Issuer
/// An Issuer defines how certificates are issued and signed.
/// It encapsulates trust configuration such as signing keys, certificate
/// authorities, or external services. Issuers do not represent certificates
/// themselves, but are referenced by certificate requests.
///
/// ### Certificate
/// A Certificate represents a request for cryptographic identity
/// material. It references an Issuer and defines the identities the certificate should be valid for,
/// as well as where the resulting certificate material should be stored.
///
/// ## Responsibilities
///
/// Implementations of this trait are responsible for:
///
/// - Installing the underlying certificate management system
/// - Ensuring the system is ready before certificates are requested
/// - Creating Issuers
/// - Creating Certificates
///
#[async_trait]
pub trait CertificateManagement: Send + Sync {
/// Installs the underlying certificate management system for the topology.
///
/// Abstracts away installation details
/// (e.g., controllers, operators, external services).
async fn install(&self) -> Result<PreparationOutcome, PreparationError>;
/// Ensures that the certificate management system is installed and ready.
///
/// May verify presence of required components, APIs, or controllers,
/// and perform installation if necessary.
async fn ensure_certificate_management_ready(
&self,
config: &CertificateManagementConfig,
) -> Result<PreparationOutcome, PreparationError>;
/// Creates an issuer used to sign certificates.
///
/// Abstracts away issuer representation and storage
/// (e.g., cluster-scoped resources, external PKI configuration).
async fn create_issuer(
&self,
issuer_name: String,
config: &CertificateManagementConfig,
) -> Result<PreparationOutcome, PreparationError>;
/// Creates a certificate signed by a previously created issuer.
///
/// Abstracts away certificate request, issuance, and storage details
/// (e.g., secrets, files, remote APIs).
async fn create_certificate(
&self,
cert_name: String,