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The urllib3 package defaults to using system certs, however, if they aren't there its never detected by urllib3. It would be nice if the Datadog API client could at the very least detect this and default to certifi.
This is relevant for doing pure python docker containers with the need for extra install overhead with the OS package manager. In my case I pull from the official python docker in order to build my WSGI apps.
Thankfully there's a workaround since the Configuration object passes a lot of the same options into urllb3 I'm able to add it.
Configuration(
ssl_ca_cert=certifi.where()
)
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The urllib3 package defaults to using system certs, however, if they aren't there its never detected by urllib3. It would be nice if the Datadog API client could at the very least detect this and default to certifi.
This is relevant for doing pure python docker containers with the need for extra install overhead with the OS package manager. In my case I pull from the official python docker in order to build my WSGI apps.
Thankfully there's a workaround since the
Configuration
object passes a lot of the same options into urllb3 I'm able to add it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: