Trusted CA Root Certificates
Certificates of Root Certificate Authorities (CAs) trusted by your platform instance. Certificates signed by these trusted CAs will be considered valid for client/system/device authentication or other TLS/SSL-related operations. Ensure that only genuinely trusted root CA certificates are added here, as they form the basis of trust for the entire certificate chain. The alias provides a convenient way to refer to each root CA certificate within the platform.
Field Values
Each trusted root CA certificate is defined by the following values:
alias: (String) Name of the certificate that will be used to refer to it.
certificate: (Data Block) Certificate binary data file containing the public key of the root CA.
subject: (String) The subject of the certificate, identifying the root CA.
issuer: (String) For root CA certificates, the issuer is typically the CA itself (self-signed).
validFrom: (Date) The date and time the certificate becomes valid.
validUntil: (Date) The date and time the certificate expires.
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