Closed ChrisColotti closed 6 years ago
While you can connect to the application directly by specifying the port, you should be using a proxy (nginx, HAproxy etc.) to handle the SSL side of things.
Free signed certificates can be obtained through LetsEncrypt and a proxy such as Nginx is fairly trivial to set up with plenty of guides being available with a simple web search.
On Mon, May 21, 2018, 4:05 PM ChrisColotti notifications@github.com wrote:
I noticed that if you try and connect to https://:3000 the connection is refused. I did not see any documentation on enabling https vs http. If this is going to be pushed out to users I would want it to respond on SSL connection as I host in docker on an SSL based server.
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I noticed that if you try and connect to https://:3000 the connection is refused. I did not see any documentation on enabling https vs http. If this is going to be pushed out to users I would want it to respond on SSL connection as I host in docker on an SSL based server.