keystore-format-admonition.md
Important
If you choose to use a file format other than the standard Java Keystore (JKS) format for your keystore or truststore files, you must use the correct file extension in the filename. For example, suppose you choose to use a keystore and truststore saved in PKCS#12 format. Then your keystore and trustore files must end with the .pfx
or .p12
extension.
If the scheduler does not recognize the file's extension (or there is no extension in the file name), it assumes that the file is in JKS format. If the file is not in JKS format, you will see an error message when starting the scheduler, similar to "Failed to create an SSLSocketFactory when setting up TLS: keystore not found."