Create Kibana certificate directory unconditionally#99
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The /etc/kibana/certs directory is needed for both Kibana TLS and ES connection CA certificates. Previously it was only created inside the kibana_tls block, so deployments with ES TLS but without Kibana TLS would fail. Move directory creation before the conditional.
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Not needed — the directory is already created unconditionally at line 127 of kibana-security.yml, outside the kibana_tls block. |
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The /etc/kibana/certs directory is needed for both Kibana TLS and ES connection CA certificates. Previously it was only created inside the kibana_tls block, so deployments with elasticsearch_http_security enabled but kibana_tls disabled would fail because the directory didn't exist yet.
This moves directory creation before the kibana_tls conditional so it's always present when the external certificate block runs.
Replaces #98 (rebased on current main).