Remove unified CRLs, cross-cluster revocations #365
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In Vault Enterprise's split-storage clustering (Performance Secondary), the PKI engine needed a way of maintaining a single, unified CRL across all Perf Secondary clusters and accepting revocations given to any cluster for certs stored on any other cluster. The combination of Unified CRLs and Revocation Queues solved this problem for Vault Enterprise, but the code largely lived in Vault Community. Since OpenBao lacks these clustering semantics and is unlikely to add them, remove this code. Resolves: openbao#272 Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <[email protected]>
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In Vault Enterprise's split-storage clustering (Performance Secondary), the PKI engine needed a way of maintaining a single, unified CRL across all Perf Secondary clusters and accepting revocations given to any cluster for certs stored on any other cluster. The combination of Unified CRLs and Revocation Queues solved this problem for Vault Enterprise, but the code largely lived in Vault Community.
Since OpenBao lacks these clustering semantics and is unlikely to add them, remove this code.
Resolves: #272
Based on #362; will be rebased once that merges.