./docs/existing-web-server.md:2. Now all the required Docker containers should be running. BigBlueButton listens to port 8080. Create a virtual host by which BigBlueButton will be publicly accessible (in this case, let's assume the following server name for the virtual host: bbb.example.com). Enable SSL for the new https virtual host. Make sure that the SSL certificate you will be using is signed by a CA (Certificate Authority). You could generate an SSL certificate for free using Let's Encrypt. It is suggested to add some directives to the http virtual host bbb.example.com to redirect all requests to the https one.
Unfortunatelly the port 8080 is as far as I see manually defined within several configration files:
bbb.example.com
). Enable SSL for the new https virtual host. Make sure that the SSL certificate you will be using is signed by a CA (Certificate Authority). You could generate an SSL certificate for free using Let's Encrypt. It is suggested to add some directives to the http virtual hostbbb.example.com
to redirect all requests to the https one.This should be configurable as it will collide e.g. with a gitlab installation.