Open your terminal and start the EDA environment with the specific Docker Compose file:
docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev-redis-tls.yaml up -d
After ensuring that the EDA is up, open a shell session in the PostgreSQL container:
docker exec -u 0 -it eda-postgres-1 sh
Inside the container, connect to the PostgreSQL database using psql:
psql -U postgres -d eda
Once connected to the database, execute the following SQL query to verify the SSL status:
show SSL;
ssl
-----
on
(1 row)
SELECT * FROM pg_stat_ssl;
The output of the query will provide details on SSL connections. Look for the ssl column to see if it is t (true), there is a connection using SSL along with other SSL-related information such as ssl_cipher, ssl_client_dn, etc.
In this case, it will show f (false) since we do not yet have SSL e2e working in EDA.
How to Test it?
Open your terminal and start the EDA environment with the specific Docker Compose file:
docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev-redis-tls.yaml up -dAfter ensuring that the EDA is up, open a shell session in the PostgreSQL container:
docker exec -u 0 -it eda-postgres-1 shInside the container, connect to the PostgreSQL database using psql:psql -U postgres -d edaOnce connected to the database, execute the following SQL query to verify the SSL status:
The output of the query will provide details on SSL connections. Look for the ssl column to see if it is t (true), there is a connection using SSL along with other SSL-related information such as ssl_cipher, ssl_client_dn, etc.
In this case, it will show f (false) since we do not yet have SSL e2e working in EDA.