Updates sample cert and admin keystore

[DarshitChanpura]

Description

Downstream change coming from security plugin: opensearch-project/security#4061

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[DarshitChanpura]

should be merged post opensearch-project/security#4061 is merged

[derek-ho]

@DarshitChanpura can you leave some comments as to why this change is needed? Is CI failing somewhere? Can you provide a mechanism to pull these in via security plugin? I have seen you made PRs in all repos before and it feels like its better to pull it from one place and not hard code them everywhere

[DarshitChanpura]

can you leave some comments as to why this change is needed?

Downstream change coming from security plugin: opensearch-project/security#4061
CI will start failing because of certificate mismatch, since the public certificates used are updated, thus sample.pem will not be verifiable since it has old certs

Can you provide a mechanism to pull these in via security plugin?

This is left onto maintainers to refactor build.gradle to pull artifacts from security repository. Refer to k-NN's build.gradle.

These certificates should not be hardcoded in individual plugin repos instead they should be pulled from security-plugin as needed. Even better solution would be to generate own certificates and setup the configuration as required, thus avoiding any dependency on security plugin's certificates.

[derek-ho]

Removing the block but not approving until upstream change is merged and CI is green

[derek-ho]

Thanks

[gaiksaya]

Hello reviewers,

This could be potential reason for failing tests with security atleast at the distribution level for 2.13.0.
Please review and merge.
Looks like it would need backport to 2.x and 2.13?

Thanks!