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- Configure popular ACME clients to use a private CA
- Use Kubernetes cert-manager with
step-ca - Issue X.509 host certificates to cloud VMs
- Issue X.509 user certificates via your identity provider
- Create a CA that uses RSA keys
- Import an existing root or intermediate CA into
step-ca - Use Keycloak to issue SSH certificates with step-ca
- Run an SSH CA and connect to VMs using SSH certificates
- Use AWS to deploy a certificate authority and secure microservices
- Run
step-cain a Docker container - Federate multiple autonomous certificate authorities
Products
Open Source
- Configure popular ACME clients to use a private CA
- Use Kubernetes cert-manager with
step-ca - Issue X.509 host certificates to cloud VMs
- Issue X.509 user certificates via your identity provider
- Create a CA that uses RSA keys
- Import an existing root or intermediate CA into
step-ca - Use Keycloak to issue SSH certificates with step-ca
- Run an SSH CA and connect to VMs using SSH certificates
- Use AWS to deploy a certificate authority and secure microservices
- Run
step-cain a Docker container - Federate multiple autonomous certificate authorities
step ca admin
Name
step ca admin -- create and manage the certificate authority admins
Usage
step ca admin <subcommand> [arguments] [global-flags] [subcommand-flags]
Description
step ca admin command group provides facilities for managing the certificate authority admins.
An admin is an entity that manages administrative resources (like authority configuration, provisioner configuration, and other admins) within a certificate authority.
Examples
List the active admins:
$ step ca admin list
Add an admin:
$ step ca admin add max@smallstep.com my-jwk-provisioner --super
Update an admin:
$ step ca admin update max@smallstep.com --super=false
Remove an admin:
$ step ca admin remove max@smallstep.com
Commands
Commands
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