These notifications are really only useful for real-time monitoring of
builds starting and finishing. There's no reason to cache them for
clients who were not connected when they were originally sent.
Using the [Generic Event Plugin][0], we can receive a notification from
Jenkins when builds start and finish. We'll relay these to *ntfy* on a
unique topic that I will subscribe to on my desktop. That way, I can
get desktop notifications about jobs while I am working, which will be
particularly useful while developing and troubleshooting pipelines.
[0]: https://plugins.jenkins.io/generic-event/
The *POST /sshkeys/sign* operation accepts a host name and a list of SSH
host public keys and returns a signed SSH host certificate for each key.
It uses the `step ssh certificate` command to sign the certificates,
which in turn contacts the configured *step-ca* service. This operation
will allow hosts to obtain their initial certificates. Once obtained,
the certificates can be renewed directly using the `step ssh renew`
command with the SSH private keys themselves for authentication.
Dustin