Absolutely a valid plan. Nginx as reverse proxy with SSL termination and certbot is well documented. You might also consider moving the basic Auth into nginx. Or alternatively you can control access by allowing/denying certain IP addresses.
On Sun, Jun 2, 2024 at 9:24 AM Lee Daniel <l...@caribbeannewmedia.com> wrote: > Hey Guys, > > > I have been drowning here for the past couple days trying to make Solr > servicer more secure. > > Currently, I have Basic Authentication and RuleBased Authorization set up. > We will scale, so I expect more request eventually. > > The Enabling SSL documentation for Solr 9.5 does not work for me. > When enabled, I can see the request changes to https through Core query. > The data is successfully retrieved. > > However, I lose connection to the server from Drupal and that's after > changing to Https. > > > *# Environment* > > * Server: CentOS 7 > * Apache Solr: 9.5 > > > *#Site * > > * Drupal 9.5.11 > * Apache Solr 4.5.1 > > > Most of the recommendation on line is to put Solr behind a proxy. > For now, I'd like to use Nginx over HAProxy because of time. I can > revisit it later. > > > *# Request (Begging lol)* > > * Can some show me their set up with Nginx. > * I'm completely new to this and would just like a foundation to start > from. > > > > *# Plan* > > * Install certbort > * Configure > * set up a cron jon to renew at specific times > * set up nginx to redirect all traffic to SSL > * setup a reverse proxy > > > Not sure if the plan I solid.. May someone please Advise. >
