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Expand on Cert-Manager Requirements In The Docs #5

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Expand Up @@ -5,15 +5,17 @@ A terraform module for installing Rad Security Plugins through Terraform.

This module provides a flexible way to deploy Rad Security plugins using Helm. It allows you to configure various components of the Rad Security suite, including Guard, SBOM, Sync, Watch, Node Agent, and K9.

Rad Security currently requires Cert Manager to be installed prior to installing the plugins. This can be disabled by setting `install_cert_manager` to `false`.

## Features

- Automatic cluster API key generation
- Optional installation of cert-manager
- Installs Rad Security plugins using Helm
- Configurable components of the Rad Security plugins (Guard, SBOM, Sync, Watch, Node Agent, K9)

## Requirements

Cert Manager must be installed prior to installing the plugins. It can be installed by setting `install_cert_manager` to `true`. This will install the Cert Manager Helm Chart in the cert-manager namespace. If it is already installed or you do not want to install it using this method, you can set `install_cert_manager` to `false`.

## Usage
To use this module, two providers are required. The `rad-security` provider and the `helm` provider.

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