Fix webhook certificate regeneration on Helm upgrades - #4581
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Issue
Description
In AWS Load Balancer Controller v3.0.0+, webhook TLS certificates are regenerated on every Helm upgrade, causing webhook verification failures and deployment issues. Users experience TLS verification errors and can cause temporary service disruption during upgrades until the new cert is generated.
Root Cause
The
keepTLSSecretparameter and associated certificate reuse logic were removed in v3.0.0 to resolve conflicts with cert-manager (#4348). However, this introduced a regression where certificates are always regenerated during Helm upgrades, even when cert-manager is not being used.Timeline:
keepTLSSecretdefaulted totrue(unintended but worked)keepTLSSecretparameter completely removed β always regenerate certificatesReintroduce the
keepTLSSecretparameter with improved logic that maintains cert-manager compatibility. The default value of this flag is false as it was originally intended.Checklist
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