There is a python cli in /opt/storageos/bin/cli with a  command called 'keystore' that has two subcommands that can be used: 'show' and 'update'.  to update the object cert: python ecscli.py keystore update -h -p -cookiefile -certificatevaluefile -privatekeyvaluefile  -selfsign  The -ipaddresses arg is optional for specifying a rollout order is generally not needed. The --help arg for info on usage  In order to use any of the ecscli.py commands, you first needed to have generated a cookiefile that contains an auth token. python ecscli.py authenticate -hostname   -port 4443 -cookiedir -username  where the is some mgmt user, possibly 'root', 'admin' or some previously created mgmt user.  This cli package is installed on all ECS nodes and is also available as a tar file available for download from our community site which can be run from a client machine. Here is the latest ECS 2.2 download link: [URL] This package requires the python "requests" module to be installed (pip install requests)
we have a (more or less) running ECS server, how can I configure it to support a signed SSL certification. I have a configured domain name to point to the server and a wildcard SSL certificate. Presumably I configure the web server process (nginix ?) running in the docker container.
configuring a SSL Certificate for ECS Community edition