Akka-Http Client SSL issue in local test with Ngnix
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I have a microservice that connect to a service via http. This service is behind nginx that act a proxy, Everything is deployed on Ec2. The Server as an ElasticIP including a domain name and all. The connection is Via Https i.e. SSL.
When i connect my service to it, everything works fine as a charm.
Now what i want to do is to reproduce that environment on my machine for local test. I have installed nginx and the servier behind it on dockers containers. I can connect to nginx. However i have an issue with the certificate. I try to reuse the from the server but Akka-http client is not happy. Connection are fused and i get a general SSL configuration problem.
I wonder if i can actually use that certificate locally, if not then i imagine that this is because my local machine does not server the public domain name of the server. Hence, what can be done when testing on local. I have some some request speed issue with my micro-service, hence how can i reproduce an environment that is as close as possible to the prod environment to do local test ? In particular, what can be done about SSL ?
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I have a microservice that connect to a service via http. This service is behind nginx that act a proxy, Everything is deployed on Ec2. The Server as an ElasticIP including a domain name and all. The connection is Via Https i.e. SSL.
When i connect my service to it, everything works fine as a charm.
Now what i want to do is to reproduce that environment on my machine for local test. I have installed nginx and the servier behind it on dockers containers. I can connect to nginx. However i have an issue with the certificate. I try to reuse the from the server but Akka-http client is not happy. Connection are fused and i get a general SSL configuration problem.
I wonder if i can actually use that certificate locally, if not then i imagine that this is because my local machine does not server the public domain name of the server. Hence, what can be done when testing on local. I have some some request speed issue with my micro-service, hence how can i reproduce an environment that is as close as possible to the prod environment to do local test ? In particular, what can be done about SSL ?
ssl nginx akka-http
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I have a microservice that connect to a service via http. This service is behind nginx that act a proxy, Everything is deployed on Ec2. The Server as an ElasticIP including a domain name and all. The connection is Via Https i.e. SSL.
When i connect my service to it, everything works fine as a charm.
Now what i want to do is to reproduce that environment on my machine for local test. I have installed nginx and the servier behind it on dockers containers. I can connect to nginx. However i have an issue with the certificate. I try to reuse the from the server but Akka-http client is not happy. Connection are fused and i get a general SSL configuration problem.
I wonder if i can actually use that certificate locally, if not then i imagine that this is because my local machine does not server the public domain name of the server. Hence, what can be done when testing on local. I have some some request speed issue with my micro-service, hence how can i reproduce an environment that is as close as possible to the prod environment to do local test ? In particular, what can be done about SSL ?
ssl nginx akka-http
asked Nov 10 at 11:49
MaatDeamon
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I have a microservice that connect to a service via http. This service is behind nginx that act a proxy, Everything is deployed on Ec2. The Server as an ElasticIP including a domain name and all. The connection is Via Https i.e. SSL.
When i connect my service to it, everything works fine as a charm.
Now what i want to do is to reproduce that environment on my machine for local test. I have installed nginx and the servier behind it on dockers containers. I can connect to nginx. However i have an issue with the certificate. I try to reuse the from the server but Akka-http client is not happy. Connection are fused and i get a general SSL configuration problem.
I wonder if i can actually use that certificate locally, if not then i imagine that this is because my local machine does not server the public domain name of the server. Hence, what can be done when testing on local. I have some some request speed issue with my micro-service, hence how can i reproduce an environment that is as close as possible to the prod environment to do local test ? In particular, what can be done about SSL ?
ssl nginx akka-http
ssl nginx akka-http
asked Nov 10 at 11:49
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asked Nov 10 at 11:49
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