Could you please clarify if it is possible to configure a WSO2 Identity Server answering and serving requests from multiple IP domains, like for example an internal company domain, as well as an external official IP domain.
Today, the dashboard access functionality has a number of hard-coded link references in its XML setup files.
Is such hybrid configuration supported in the WSO2 Carbon and IdP server framework, or should it be handled by an external proxy gateway, translating all requests and host names?
Thanks in advance for your feedback and guidance.
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Please can someone advise if what I'm trying to do is possible - apologies I know a lot more about AWS than Azure, and I can't find any guidance online or bypass the issue by setting up services and 'giving it a go'.
I want to send SSL-secured subdomain traffic from AWS where our primary domain is hosted to Azure where some dependent services and resources are hosted. We want to use AWS ACM for SSL management/renewals, removing any dependency on third parties or Azure for this if at all possible.
I am able to set up a CloudFront distribution with an origin of an Azure Storage Account endpoint:
xxx.blob.core.windows.net
With an alternate domain name of a subdomain of the desired URL:
xxx.xxx.co.uk
I can secure this with a wildcard ACM SSL, and the resultant images are all secure.
I have also set up a static web app, applied a custom domain to it of:
xxx.xxx.co.uk
And with the appropriate DNS/CF I can make traffic to that Azure SWA secure.
Is it possible to do the same with Azure App Gateway? All the things that I've tried or the developers working in Azure (a third party) have tried do not work, we end up with mostly 502 errors depending on the configuration. Depending on the CF/DNS configuration, I can get through to the correct resources/services by bypassing an SSL warning.
Would adding a port 80/non-https listener for our subdomain on the App Gateway work?
hello i am trying to make a platform like wix or webflow where user can build website and hosting it directly from my platform, i have no problem with the frontend side of the website builder, but I'm having quite a bit of trouble regarding the server side part for example managing the domain and connect it to the server, there will be many domain that registered dynamically in our platform, the flow is user build their site with our website builder and then they willl choose the domain directly from our platform, in the background, the domain will automatically be registered and connected to the server to make their site live
is there a domain provider or cloud server service that provides an
API which I can use to dynamically manage the domains and servers via the frontend for example like registering a domain, connecting the domain to a server, etc.?
if using API is not the solution is there a
way to dynamically manage domains and servers from the frontend ?
is there any suggestion how the server-side architecture should be ?
We have a back-end website deployed on AWS. I deploy a front-end website in local tomcat and send a request to back-end website in order to get some object data with homemade soap api. Dose it work?
Yes , literally you are trying to access a remote api from local environment. After the deployment in AWS do make sure the security groups allows the protocol and port number, to be communicated from remotely.
By default there ports are not allowed.
Looks like you are trying to connect to a SOAP Webservice hosted in AWS. There is no reason it shouldn't be working, Only thing is you have to properly configure your AWS security groups attached to your backend server, to allow connections from your frontend website. Use front-end server port as the source ip in your security group. You might also have to allow outgoing connections from the network where your frontend server is hosted if it is protected by a firewall.
Are there any hosted wso2 feature repositories that use https? I tired adding https to product-dist.wso2.com/p2/carbon/releases/wilkes/ just to see if it would work but it doesn't look like anything is using the standard 443 port. I could not find anything thing searching the internet.
It would be nice be able to validate the servers we are connecting to when loading features from WSO2 and not worry about a MITM supplying a malicious code.
Currently there is no feature repositories hosted with 'https' from WSO2.
The official WSO2 Carbon features are only available in Equinox P2 repository at: http://dist.wso2.org/p2/carbon/releases.
I've read source code of wso2 greg, and find that there is a tomcat embedded in it, and there are two connectors: http with port 9763 and https with port 9443. But when I type the url [http://localhost:9763/carbon] in browser, it redirect to https automatically. While I can't find the related source code about the redirecting.
Can anybody help?
thx
The Management Console (UI) of all WSO2 Carbon based products communicate with backend web service called AdminService. These services are secured and that's why it can be accessed only through https.
More info - http://charithaka.blogspot.com/2013/06/invoking-wso2-carbon-admin-services.html