Closed cabhijith closed 4 years ago
Thanks 👍
Yes, you could host NBoost anywhere you'd like (from docker image or python) and point it at Elastic cloud IP and port. The only thing to consider would be what SSL / authentication you're using, because right now it's only designed to be used on unencrypted connections...
Hi @pertschuk , Dang! That will be a problem I guess for production systems. Maybe an IP based authentication policy?
Anyways, all the best!
You need to proxy using nginx something like that to uncrypted network, example,
server {
listen 9200;
location ~ .* {
proxy_pass https://your-aws-es-vpc:9200;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https;
}
}
and use nginx host ip address to connect to nboost.
Hi,
First of all, thanks for this awesome project!
I have gone through the examples in the docs and all of them were on a local server. I would really appreciate if I can get an example/docs for deploying this with Elastic Cloud/AWS Elasticsearch service.
Will I have to host the proxy somewhere and point it towards my ES index?
Thanks, Abhijith