fix: Rework the PSC connection to support SSL and be available globally #199
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…th an internal NLB that fronts the existing load balancer
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In order for the connection on the PSC consumer side to be available globally, either the global flag on the internal load balancer must be set, or a network load balancer must be used. Since it is not possible to set the global flag on the internal load balancer via Kubernetes Ingress, an NLB is needed. To simplify the set for now, that NLB is just pointed to the existing application load balancer.