How to protect your application with a SSL certificate (https)

admin

• June 20, 2013 11:23

If you are using the default anynines domain for your application (<yourapp>.aws.ie.a9sapp.eu) your app is automatically accessible via

https://<yourapp>.aws.ie.a9sapp.eu

and

http://<yourapp>.aws.ie.a9sapp.eu

You can also import your own domain by following this how-to. After importing your own domain you are able to upload a certificate for this domain in our customer panel https://customerpanel.aws.ie.a9sapp.eu/[your_organization]/certificates. Mind that you have to replace the organization in the URL. Have a look at this blog post for more details on how to set up a SSL certificate.

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  admin

  • October 30, 2013 13:25

  Yes, that is possible already. Have a look at this blogpost http://blog.anynines.com/cloud-foundry-domains-and-ssl-certificates/.

  To handle chained SSL certificates concatenate them and paste the string containing this certificates into the "SSL CA Certificate (optional):" field you find on https://customerpanel.de.a9sapp.eu/[your_organization]/certificates/new. 

   

  Note: You have to replace the organization in the URL above!

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  info

  • April 29, 2014 23:21

  The page you were looking for doesn't exist. The above certificate page triggers a 404. 

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  admin

  • April 30, 2014 08:40

  The Url has been changed. It's necessary to pass your organization name into the URL now:

  https://customerpanel.de.a9sapp.eu/[your_organization]/certificates

   

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