Hello all, I am attempting to use nginx as a reverse proxy to funnel HTTP traffic to a HTTPS back-end (both in a Docker container). I cannot enable HTTPS on my front-end yet, so this would be a temporary solution to my issue.
Only one of my back-end application is giving me an issue right now, and that issue seems to be characterized by the JSESSIOND cookie coming from the back-end being lost at the nginx level. If I test outside Docker with SSL, I get a JSESSIONID cookie in my request back. My two URLs are [example]: http://myurl.example.com/AppA http://myurl.example.com/AppB I believe that I may need to enable SSL certificates between nginx and my back-ends, but I couldn't find clear indications on how to do this online. My nginx config file looks like this: worker_processes 1; daemon off; events { worker_connections 1024; } http { access_log /dev/stdout; error_log /dev/stderr warn; server { listen 80; server_name myurl.example.com; location /AppA { proxy_pass https://localhost:9443; } location /AppB { proxy_pass https://localhost:9043; } } } Thank you for any assistance you can provide. JC
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