[solved] implementing reverse proxy to Jira/Confluence with SSL

  • Hi, I was hoping to get some suggestions about how best to implement this use case.


    Current Situation


    Apache running on a separate Debian/SPARC server, reverse proxy via name-based subdomain virtualhosts to (http) Jira and Confluence installations running on OMV 3 on ports 8085 and 8095. Note that I set this up and it is working great, but it's not secure and having a separate box for a proxy is a waste of energy and maintenance time (plus SPARC support for Debian is degrading).


    Goal


    To eliminate the need for the SPARC proxy while securing Jira and Confluence with https.


    Candidate Approach

    Configure the OMV nginx instance, either direct or via the nginx plugin, to reverse proxy name-based subdomain virtualhosts to the local applications. Use letsencrypt plugin for https.


    Questions


    • Is this config possible with the nginx and letsencrypt plugins?
    • Is there a better alternate approach?
    • How would I go about this?


    I'm not looking for a step by step guide, I'm more interested if anyone can see any dumb issues with the approach or clever alternatives before I spend the time on it.


    Cheers

  • All done, never mind. Combination of the Nginx plugin and the LetsEncrypt plugin worked fine, with some messing about in the Tomcat configs for Jira and Confluence, and getting dirty in the Nginx config.

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