Currently, if not setting any local IP address when creating a system, the HttpJsonCloudPlugin is going to register the system with the IP address of 0.0.0.0 for each of its services, which leads to the services not being accessible.
@InRiPa Do you have any ideas about what we should do until then? Should we automatically extract one Subject Alternative Name from the system certificate and try to register that? Require that a local interface address is provided when creating a new ArSystem or throw an exception?
emanuelpalm
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3 years ago
Currently, if not setting any local IP address when creating a system, the HttpJsonCloudPlugin is going to register the system with the IP address of 0.0.0.0 for each of its services, which leads to the services not being accessible.
In Eclipse Arrowhead version 4.4, registering all-zeroes/wildcard addresses are likely going to have a different result. See https://github.com/eclipse-arrowhead/core-java-spring/issues/265.
@InRiPa Do you have any ideas about what we should do until then? Should we automatically extract one Subject Alternative Name from the system certificate and try to register that? Require that a local interface address is provided when creating a new ArSystem or throw an exception?