Output of show-certs.sh and certificate alarms is not consistent

[ayyappa]

Brief Description
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The dc certs names in the output of "show-certs.sh" script are not in relation to the cert alarms

Severity
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Minor - this is a minor inconsistency, but is causing user confusion

Steps to Reproduce
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Using a system where the DC admin endpoint certificate is nearing expiry, compare the output of the certificate expiry alarm with the output of the "show-certs.sh" script.

show-certs output snippet

 DC-AdminEp-Server CERTIFICATE:
 ------------------------------------------
         Renewal : Automatic [Managed by Cert-Manager]
         Filename : /etc/ssl/private/admin-ep-cert.pem
         Subject : CN = 192.168.1.2
         Issuer : CN = subcloud1-adminep-ca-certificate
         Issue Date : Aug 2 13:03:11 2023 GMT
         Expiry Date : May 28 13:03:11 2024 GMT
         Residual Time : 299d

[sysadmin@controller-0 ~(keystone_admin)]$ fm alarm-list
+---------+------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------+----------+-------------+
| Alarm | Reason Text | Entity ID | Severity | Time Stamp |
| ID | | | | |
+---------+------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------+----------+-------------+
| 500.200 | Certificate namespace=sc-cert, certificate=sc-adminep- | namespace=sc-cert. | major | 2023-06-21T |
| | certificate is expiring soon on 2023-07-21, 06:08:47 | certificate=sc-adminep- | | 07:07:27. |
| | | certificate | | 089607 |
| | | | | |
+---------+------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------+----------+-------------+

In the above two outputs, the names are not consistent

Expected Behavior
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Based on the customer facing team, it needs to be easier for the customer to correlate the output of the two commands. The current output is causing confusion.

Actual Behavior
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The output is still correct, but is displaying different fields and therefore is hard to correlate.

Reproducibility
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100% Reproducible

System Configuration
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DC systems

Load info (eg: 2022-03-10_20-00-07)

stx.8.0

Branch/Pull Time/Commit
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NA.

Last Pass
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N/A Day one config

Timestamp/Logs
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NA.

Alarms
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N/A

Test Activity
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Debugging Request

Workaround
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Not required.

[OpenStack Infra (hudson-openstack)]

Reviewed: https://review.opendev.org/c/starlingx/utilities/+/890361
Committed: https://opendev.org/starlingx/utilities/commit/95e774f3107b57448862ed681ad01a0e7a713cb9
Submitter: "Zuul (22348)"
Branch: master

commit 95e774f3107b57448862ed681ad01a0e7a713cb9
Author: amantri <email address hidden>
Date: Wed Aug 2 16:00:09 2023 -0400

    Fix the output of show-certs script to correlate with the alarms

    The certificate names in the output of "show-certs.sh" are not
    correlated with the corresponding certificate expiry/expired
    alarms, this fix addresses this issue.

    Test Cases:
    PASS: Run the "show-certs.sh" on systemcontroller and verify the
          namespace,cert names in the output for admin-ep certs
    PASS: Run the "show-certs.sh" on subcloud and verify the
          namespace,cert names in the output for admin-ep certs
    PASS: Run the "show-certs.sh" on standalone and verify it works
          as expected
    PASS: Run the "show-certs.sh" and verify that "registry.local"
          changed to "docker_registry" to corelate with the alarm
    PASS: Run "show-certs.sh" script without -k and verify the
          filename is shown for ldap,ssl and docker-registry certs
    PASS: Run "show-certs.sh" with -k and verify namespace/secret
          name is shown in the output
    PASS: Run "show-cert.sh -k" and verify in the output that for
          "cm-cert-manager-webhook-ca" secret the renewal shows as
          "Auto renewal"

    Closes-bug: 2029412

    Change-Id: Icf08493f19bf529101488a8b5fa4278ed9b325fc
    Signed-off-by: amantri <email address hidden>