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Issue MySQL TLS enabled: The localhost is not compatible with enabling a secure connection.

Doesn't plesk connect to the local database via socket? Would make sense that's not compatible with TLS.
Correct except that I do want my 2nd attached remote DB to have TLS enabled. I hope that this config will become available in the future for pre-existing non-HA configs. I'm optimistic because It should be a fairly minor tweak to the new feature to support this setup by excluding the localhost instance otherwise I will be redeploying Plesk in the near future.
 
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