How to upload certificate for implementing Docker connection
Client Certificate Authentication:
To enable this option, you must have Client Certificate Authentication enabled for the Docker server you wish to monitor.
- Place the certificate in the following directory:
AppManager_Home\working\Cert\Docker. - Please note: Only "PKCS#12" (.p12) certificate files are supported.
Ensure you provide both the client certificate name and its password, if required, for successful authentication.
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