Hello, We currently use a single host to run a Confluence and JIRA server (Atlassian products) on port 8080 and 7080. We are not using SSL yet, and would like to set this up using Let's Encrypt. Let's Encrypt uses port 80 to renew its certificate once every 60 days or so. Here is what we are trying to do: 1. All current traffic hitting port 8080 or 7080 gets transferred to HTTPS (443) andby albinon1nja - How to...
Currently, I am running JIRA and Confluence on port 8080 and 7080. This is what I would like to happen with my nginx config: port 80 is set to read let's encrypt challenge, otherwise forward to 443 443 listener reads hostname as either test.domain.com or test1.domain.com test.domain.com forwards to proxy at 8080 test1.domain.com forwards to proxy at 7080 What I would like to do is also roby albinon1nja - How to...
Yep, if anyone is wondering, this is the proxy_pass that I put in and it works perfectly! Thanks for the help, @itpp2012 server_names_hash_bucket_size 128; server { listen 80 default_server; server_name prefix1.domain.com; set $upstream2 127.0.0.1:8080; location / { proxy_pass_header Authorization; proxy_pass http://$upstream2; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_headeby albinon1nja - How to...
So I just got a rough draft going with this: map_hash_max_size 262144; map_hash_bucket_size 262144; map $http_host $new { 'prefix1.domain.com' '1'; 'prefix2.domain.com' '2'; } server { listen 80; if ($new = '1') { rewrite ^(.*) http://prefix1.domain.com:8080 redirect; } if ($new = '2') { rewrite ^(.*)by albinon1nja - How to...
Thanks for the quick response! So if I'm reading this right, I just have to create a new vhost and don't even need to use two separate IP's or route DNS differently? Does it do this by reading the requested URL and then serving up whichever instance I have specified? Just interested in how this works. Thanks again!by albinon1nja - How to...
We currently have two application servers on a Linux box in AWS. One is on port 8080 and one is on port 7080. I wanted to know if we could possibly setup a configuration this way: prefix1.domain.com > applicationserver:8080 prefix2.domain.com > applicationserver:7080 Also, we would specify a UCC SSL cert with both URLs as SANs. Basically, I want to have nginx route to each applicatby albinon1nja - How to...
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