Fix SSL on phonegap.com

phonegap / phonegap.github.io

Main pages for phonegap.com hosted on GitHub pages.

http://phonegap.com

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Fix SSL on phonegap.com #176

Closed mwbrooks closed 5 years ago

mwbrooks commented 7 years ago

This is a regression from the old design which supported SSL.

GarthDB commented 7 years ago

We could fix this with CloudFlare - the free plan would be enough and do a lot for performance as well. Any objections @mwbrooks? Anyone else I should check with?

alharding commented 7 years ago

@GarthDB I was thinking we could use Azure also. There is an auto-deploy from Github to Azure we can do on commits to a specific branch and then we have all of the Azure scaling we can leverage.

GarthDB commented 7 years ago

@alharding azure could work, but seems like a more complex solution. The nice part of the gh-pages is whatever is in the repo (on master) is live. CloudFlare just does things on the DNS level, not on the actual hosting.

GarthDB commented 7 years ago

Azure or something like it might be a good solution for the blog complexity if we want to keep using jekyll there.

alharding commented 7 years ago

@GarthDB We could have it configured really quickly. Still need to address the SSL certificate so not sure if or how github pages can do that? It's really straight forward as an azure website though... and same thing also in regards to whatever is in the repo would be live. We just configure which branch we want to be live (in this case master) and it would deploy to Azure after any commit to that branch.

GarthDB commented 7 years ago

CloudFlare has free ssl support https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/

mwbrooks commented 7 years ago

@GarthDB The blog is a whole different topic, so I would avoid having it influence the decision.

I know Cloudflare is a very common solution and is a quick and transparent fix. Azure is switching out the backend from Github Pages to Azure. I've never used it, so I can't weigh in on whether it's worth it or not.

alharding commented 7 years ago

If CloudFlare is quick and simple let's do that and get that fixed up. We can approach the Azure topic at a later time.

GarthDB commented 7 years ago

ok. I'm on it.

mwbrooks commented 7 years ago

@GarthDB any progress on this? Thoughts on using Cloudflare until the new year when we can revisit this. Would switching to Cloudflare and then to Azure afterward be troublesome?

purplecabbage commented 5 years ago

Resolved