Add labels and annotations to TLS secrets for discoverability#4479
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Surface certificate metadata (issuer, expiry, DNS SANs, IP SANs) and hash annotation on TLS secrets produced by Secret() and CreateSelfSignedSecret(). Add a signer label for filtering. Add unit tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Surface certificate metadata (issuer, expiry, DNS SANs, IP SANs) as annotations and add filtering labels (secret-type, signer) on TLS secrets produced by Secret() and CreateSelfSignedSecret().
This allows filtering secrets by secret type and /or issuer. It allows us to quickly see the signer, expiry and other metadata using describe, it can really speed up troubleshooting certificate misconfigurations and other issues.
This is now possible, which would be very helpful to our users: