Replace Caddy with Nginx and generate self-signed SSL certificate #300
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@mflynn-lanl and I tested these changes together (in a pairing session) last week... except for the introduction of the |
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In this branch, I updated our production deployment configuration to use Nginx instead of Caddy. In addition to updating the "docker compose" file and a "readme" file, it involved defining an "Nginx configuration file" and writing a script that generates a self-signed SSL certificate. The self-signed SSL certificate will be used to encrypt traffic between Cloudflare and the VM. Cloudflare will present a different, valid SSL certificate to end users.
There is room for improvement in this branch (e.g. re-organizing the files so they are not all in a top-level directory named
docs). Given my availability this week, I want to get this merged in already. I'll file a separate ticket (assigned to myself) about re-organizing the files.