Support more insecure configuration for Trino

[Mrzyxing]

We have some self-signed HTTPS servers and are using it in an insecure mode, but we cannot proxy it for two reasons:

• health check
  ClusterStatsJdbcMonitor.java does not support insecure properties(use JDBC cause we got 404 for REST check)
  However, this could be easily added and we can quickly implement it and let the backend work
• proxy request
  ProxyRequestHandler.java also missing insecure properties
  Unfortunately, we cannot add an insecure handler because it appears that Airlift requires a certificate configuration

In our enviromnet, there are many insecure usage, Is there any way to simply skip SSL verification, or is there a plan to add this configuration?

[oneonestar]

Does this work for you?
https://trinodb.github.io/trino-gateway/security/?h=insecure#extra-self-signed-certificate-in-trino

[Mrzyxing]

Does this work for you? https://trinodb.github.io/trino-gateway/security/?h=insecure#extra-self-signed-certificate-in-trino

Not actually.
Execute ~/trino-cli-418-executable.jar --server https://proxy-address:443 --catalog hive --user admin --password --insecure with select * from system.runtime.nodes , and it will returen an error of ProxyResponseHandler because ProxyRequestHandler post this sql to a https server via /v1/statement/ but use the default JettyClient which not support the insecure (or just not recongnize ?).
Currently, I am just foce enable JettyClient support insecure as follow work around:

# io.trino.gateway.baseapp.BaseApp.java

    private static void registerProxyResources(Binder binder)
    {
        jaxrsBinder(binder).bind(RouteToBackendResource.class);
        jaxrsBinder(binder).bind(RouterPreMatchContainerRequestFilter.class);
        jaxrsBinder(binder).bind(ProxyRequestHandler.class);
        # trust all
        binder.bind(SslContextFactory.Client.class).toInstance(new SslContextFactory.Client(true));
        httpClientBinder(binder).bindHttpClient("proxy", ForProxy.class);
        httpClientBinder(binder).bindHttpClient("monitor", ForMonitor.class);
    }

It worked, but looks like ugly.