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Create a directory that will hold the certificate- and key-files ('<certificateName>.cer' and '<certificateName>.key'). For example you can run
Code Block language bash mkdir /storage/nginx/
- Obtain a certificate- and key-file from one a certificate issuer or create a self signed certificate- and key-file and move them to the directory that was just created. If you are going to use Letsencrypt certificates, see below.
- Update your deploy scripts (Auto-deploy script section "Script Updates").
- git pull the most recent version of your client specific configuration - this is crucial so the the deploy using the new mechanism works correct (please contact us to verify if your client specific repository is ready for https deployment before you continue with the deploy process).
- Edit the
dms.conffile in the client specific git repository in the section 'HTTPS parameters'; uncomment and supplement the relevant settings; in particular add the names (without path) of your certificate files (HTTPS_CERTIFICATE, HTTPS_CERTIFICATE_KEY and, and in the case of LetsencryptHTTPS, HTTPS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD, HTTPS_CHAIN but no HTTPS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD). Make sure the NUXEO_URL in this file does not specify a port number. - Run the deploy command for all containers.
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