QuestionQ31

Client Applications

When establishing a gRPC connection to the Gateway peer with Transport Layer Security (TLS), which information must the client application provide?

  • A The Gateway peer host name, service port number, and a TLS host name override.
  • B A common connection profile that includes the Gateway peer address and TLS certificate.
  • C The endpoint address of the Gateway peer and the certificate of the TLS certificate authority.
  • D The client private key and the public key of the TLS certificate authority.
Explanation

A TLS gRPC connection requires the Gateway peer’s endpoint address and a trusted TLS certificate authority certificate so the client can reach the peer and validate the peer’s TLS server certificate. A hostname override is only conditionally needed when the endpoint differs from the certificate hostname, while a client private key is required only for mutual TLS configurations.

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