This charm installs a subordinate for the SSL Termination Proxy. It requests ssl-termination for a webservice.
It has 3 config values:
fqdns
is a space separated list of domain names on which the webservice should be accessable. Note: make sure to point the DNS records of these domain names to the ssl-termination-proxy. Example:"example.com www.example.com"
.credentials
is a space-separated pair of username and password for basic authentication.contact-email
is the contact email address for lets encrypt. This email address will receive notifications when the certificate expires. Note that the ssl-termination-proxy automatically renews certificates after 2 months so you will only get an email when something is broken.
See the ssl-termination-proxy
charm for more info on how to use this.
# Deploy your http webservice.
juju deploy jenkins
# Deploy your ssl-termination-fqdn
juju deploy cs:~tengu-team/ssl-termination-fqdn fqdn-jenkins
# Configure the client
juju config fqdn-jenkins fqdns="example.com www.example.com"
juju config fqdn-jenkins basic_auth="username password"
# Connect the webservice with the ssl client
juju add-relation jenkins fqdn-jenkins
# Connect the ssl-client with the proxy.
juju add-relation fqdn-jenkins:ssltermination ssl-termination-proxy:ssltermination
# Now you can surf to https://example.com and you wil reach the webservice.
This software was created in the IDLab research group of Ghent University in Belgium. This software is used in Tengu, a project that aims to make experimenting with data frameworks and tools as easy as possible.
- Sander Borny [email protected]
- Merlijn Sebrechts [email protected]
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