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If you have a product that is appliance; automated by ansible or salt; so root shared SSH from the mgmt nodes. Has 50+ nodes; for a typical hadoop stack.
Do you have 1 ssh key for all 50 nodes? Or would you have 50+ keys stuffed into each authorized_keys file?
Intuitively, I would hazard a guess that a single certificate might be used to secure all 50+ conversations ... simply because I cannot readily think of a scenario that would call for each conversation to use a certificate that is unique to it.
Do you "trust" the situation? Do you have absolute control over it? Does anyone, anywhere, have reason (and capacity) to be "an imposter?"
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