aadii104
Hello,
I am trying to figure out a way to use let’s encrypt SSL certificate with the phoenix by putting it into file structure ( for now I don’t care about updation problem ).
It would be helpful if someone can guide me with the nginx configuration as there are a bit confusing samples for the new comers
.
Please explain how can I redirect the port 443 (https, I believe) to phoenix port 4000.
Thanks for the help ![]()
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OvermindDL1
Well I use certbot’s nginx plugin, and it automatically added these to the domains it managed:
But it was all automatic. Just setup Phoenix behind nginx as normal, then use something like certbot to do the rest for you.
amnu3387
This has a lot of info:
https://medium.com/@zek/secure-your-phoenix-app-with-free-ssl-48ac749c17d7
outlog
think these articles should help you get there:
especially this one: (that is already linked by @amnu3387)
https://medium.com/@zek/secure-your-phoenix-app-with-free-ssl-48ac749c17d7
wmnnd
Are you looking for the documentation on
proxy_pass?For my deployments I also use the following settings for the forwarding:
aadii104
Wow,
I mean thanks guys, it’s really awesome to see that this many experienced person came to save a beginner, I am highly thankful to u all.
With this I believe I will have a good start and learning of concept and I’ll post any doubt in thread here if I got any.
( Sorry for off topic reply).