Closed higorcoliveira closed 3 years ago
Hello @higorcoliveira,
The certificate used by your config-server it's self-signed? Did you try use the option verify=False
in the method get_config
?
from config.spring import ConfigClient
c = ConfigClient(app_name='simpleweb000', address='https://localhost:2016', fail_fast=False)
c.get_config(verify=False)
For this example I used caddy with this command line:
./caddy_linux_amd64 reverse-proxy --from https://localhost:2016 --to 127.0.0.1:8888 --insecure
and the docker-compose present in the root directory of project.
Try this and let me know if the problem was resolved.
Hi @amenezes,
Indeed, the certificate is self-signed. The option verify solved my problem.
Thanks.
I'm testing the client inside a application with Django. My config server does not allow traffic on 80, only 443. When I use this client, I got a error with https. Changed my config-server to allow traffic to http and configured the client to the same protocol, everything works fine.
Is there a option or plans for allowing https?
Thanks.