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doc: add a note on TLS to the RBAC docs #1394
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In order to create an etcd cluster with TLS enabled, the service account being used needs access to the `etcd-client-tls`, `etcd-peer-tls` and `etcd-server-tls secrets`.
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In order to create an
etcdcluster with TLS enabled, the service account being used needs access to theetcd-client-tls,etcd-peer-tlsandetcd-server-tlssecrets.Since one needs
secretsfor both TLS and S3 I don't know whether it would be preferable to includesecretsright away here:https://github.com/coreos/etcd-operator/blame/master/doc/user/rbac.md#L81
Any thoughts?