Open arthef opened 2 years ago
@arturhefczyc I think that we've addressed that in b14716c6a15476793715d5a4e952a8acfd17f1ec
It is not solved yet. Longhorn forntend is available on HTTPS, which is better than HTTP but it is only a self-signed certificate and generates warnings. Plus it is available on IP address of the LB only, not on the domain name.
TBH, I do not know how to make it available on the domain address with SSL certificate. I also wonder, if, for example, we have a few services exposed on the same domain like: https://example.com/lh/ (longhorn) https://example.com/ (webmail) https://example.com/admin/ (mailu admin)
can we have a single SSL certificate for the domain or every service would request separate certificate during installation?
Please look at it.
From reading the
cluster-longhorn.sh
script, it seems that longhorn frontend is exposed on plain HTTP. What would it take to have it working over HTTPS?