Cloudtables self-hosted SSL problem
Cloudtables self-hosted SSL problem
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I tried to install self-hosted cloudtables and it is fine. However, there is no option to enable SSL in docker configuration which my web application required it. Anyone has do it successfully for self-hosted cloudtables docker?
Thanks in advance
Answers
At the moment it would need to be placed behind an nginx (or whatever) reverse proxy that would handle the SSL. The Docker images for CloudTables don't yet have full SSL support built into them - hence the need for a reverse proxy for the exposed web port. This does mean you can customise as you need to a service such as Let's Encrypt, or any other SSL provider, but it does require that extra step.
Regards,
Allan
It is successful if I install nginx reverse proxy + SSL in traditional webpage. However, it still has error if I can it into MS sharepoint webpart because the javascript still link to ct-edge-bootstrap.js using SSL as below.
https://servername:8080/io/js/ct-edge-bootstrap.js?_=edge-1662560060969
I think the problem is how can we edit the cloudtables_nginx container image.