Overview of internal and external URL's with ID4 setup

[davidzwa]

These listings provide an overview of development ports to see what can be configured. This is not a security leak of any kind, as this is a developer's choice.

Angular (dev == prod)

• oAuth issuer https://localhost:44325
• API https://localhost:44325

Server launchSettings

• IIS applicationUrl https://localhost:44325 - SSL port 44325
• Kestrel applicationUrl https://localhost:44325
• docker "launchUrl": "{Scheme}://{ServiceHost}:{ServicePort}", - SSL "useSSL": true

Server - Host appsettings.json

• App::SelfUrl https://localhost:44325
• AuthServer::Authority https://localhost:44325
• AuthServer::ValidIssuer null
• AuthServer::RequireHttpsMetaData true

Server - Host appsettings.DockerLocal.json (unused)

• App::SelfUrl https://localhost:44325
• AuthServer::Authority https://localhost:44325
• AuthServer::ValidIssuer https://localhost:443 (internal port)
• AuthServer::RequireHttpsMetaData true

Server Test - API Client ConsoleTestApp appsettings.json

• RemoteServces::Default::BaseUrl "https://localhost:44325"
• IdentityClients::Default::Authority: "https://localhost:44325"

DbMigrator - appsettings.json

• SSO_Web MVC "RootUrl": "https://localhost:44352"
• SSO_App CORS "RootUrl": "http://localhost:4200"
• SSO_Blazor CORS "RootUrl": "https://localhost:44307"
• SSO_Swagger CORS "RootUrl": "https://localhost:44353"

[davidzwa]

These listings provide an overview of development ports to see what can be configured. This is not a security leak of any kind, as this is a developer's choice.

Angular (dev == prod)

• oAuth issuer https://localhost:44333
• API https://localhost:44333

Server launchSettings

• IIS applicationUrl https://localhost:44325 - SSL port 44325
• Kestrel applicationUrl https://localhost:44325
• docker "launchUrl": "{Scheme}://{ServiceHost}:{ServicePort}", - SSL "useSSL": true

Server - Host appsettings.json

• App::SelfUrl https://localhost:44333
• AuthServer::Authority https://localhost:44333
• AuthServer::ValidIssuer null
• AuthServer::RequireHttpsMetaData true

Server - Host appsettings.DockerLocal.json (unused)

• App::SelfUrl https://localhost:44325
• AuthServer::Authority https://localhost:44325
• AuthServer::ValidIssuer https://localhost:443 (internal port)
• AuthServer::RequireHttpsMetaData true

Server Test - API Client ConsoleTestApp appsettings.json

• RemoteServces::Default::BaseUrl "https://localhost:44325"
• IdentityClients::Default::Authority: "https://localhost:44325"

DbMigrator - appsettings.json

• SSO_Web MVC "RootUrl": "https://localhost:44333"
• SSO_App CORS "RootUrl": "http://localhost:4200"
• SSO_Blazor CORS "RootUrl": "https://localhost:44307"
• SSO_Swagger CORS "RootUrl": "https://localhost:44333"

Somehow the ValidIssuer being null doesnt matter now for docker, when we make the internal port the same at the outside port. Makes sense as https://localhost:44333 inside equals https://localhost:44333 outside the container. Nice for the merged ID4 solution!