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SslSocketFactory on httpClient #1040
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Thanks for submitting an issue @jimarek. You are correct, there is currently no way to configure a Java KeyStore directly in the bundled HTTP engines. We have backlog item smithy-lang/smithy-kotlin#820 to add more TLS configuration options. It doesn't explicitly mention Java KeyStores but that's included in the scope. Writing your own Generally setting a KeyStore is not necessary for a client to communicate with AWS services. May I ask what you're trying to do? |
We are limiting cert root authorities as per company policy. |
Resolving this issue as we have a backlog item (smithy-lang/smithy-kotlin#820) to implement the requested functionality. |
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Describe the issue
Hi I am trying to somehow set sslcontext with my own JavaKeyStore to s3 client. Sofar I haven't found a direct way apart from creating my own implementation of
HttpClientEngine
Steps to Reproduce
Current behavior
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AWS Kotlin SDK version used
0.32.0-beta
Platform (JVM/JS/Native)
JVM
Operating System and version
macOS Ventura 13.5
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