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HTTPS support to stack #43

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uebmaster opened this issue Feb 7, 2024 · 4 comments
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HTTPS support to stack #43

uebmaster opened this issue Feb 7, 2024 · 4 comments

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@uebmaster
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How to add HTTPS support to stack? i have my own SSL certificate.

i am trying to run in port 80 but i can, i am using Nginx Proxy Manager, i can run it in 9090 port, but not in 80.

I have another containers using 80 port, but if i point the domain name to the container works, but doesn't works for indico containers :/

Thanks in advance.

Note: sorry for my bad english.

@ThiefMaster
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The TLS connection should be terminated outside the containers (ie put an nginx or similar in front of everything and from there you make a plain HTTP connection into the container)

@uebmaster
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The TLS connection should be terminated outside the containers (ie put an nginx or similar in front of everything and from there you make a plain HTTP connection into the container)

That is what Nginx Proxy Manager do?

If i run a wordpress container, i can add my SSL certificate through Nginx Proxy Manager dashboard, but i can't do it to indico containers, maybe i need to delete the nginx container from docker compose?

Do you run indico with https support?

@ThiefMaster
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I have no idea what "nginx proxy manager" is.

We do not use containers ourselves to deploy Indico, but when we tested it we used OpenShift which also terminated TLS and then forwarded a plain HTTP request into the container.

@uebmaster
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Is a nginx proxy with dashboard that runs in docker, it's great.

https://nginxproxymanager.com/

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