To use your own certificates in service configuration files, it is necessary to specify the path to the certificate and key files.
Switch to editing the configuration file /opt/evi-core/evi-core.conf.
Specify the path to the certificate and key in the [ssl] section under the crt and key parameters:
[ssl] cert_file=<path to certificate> key_file=<path to key> |
Switch to editing the configuration file /opt/evi-scud/evi-scud.conf.
Specify the path to the certificate and key in the [ssl] section under the crt and key parameters:
[ssl] cert_file=<path to certificate> key_file=<path to key> |
Switch to editing the configuration file /opt/evi-live/evi-live.conf.
Specify the path to the certificate and key in the [ssl] section under the crt and key parameters:
[ssl] cert_file=<path to certificate> key_file=<path to key> |
Switch to editing the configuration file /opt/evi-archive/evi-archive.conf.
Specify the path to the certificate and key in the [ssl] section under the crt and key parameters:
[ssl] cert_file=<path to certificate> key_file=<path to key> |
Switch to editing the configuration file /opt/evi-analyzer/evi-analyzer.conf.
Specify the path to the certificate and key in the [ssl] section under the crt and key parameters:
[ssl] cert_file=<path to certificate> key_file=<path to key> |
Switch to editing the configuration file /etc/angie/http.d/evi-core-web.conf .
Specify the path to the certificate and key under the ssl_certificate and ssl_certificate_key parameters:
ssl_certificate <path to certificate> ssl_certificate_key <path to key> |
Switch to editing the evi-analytics_1.4.0_docker-compose.sh file.
Specify in variables:
#EVI-ANALYTICS CONFIG SECTION [ssl]
: ${EVIANALYTICS_SSL_CERT_FILE="<path to certificate>"}
: ${EVIANALYTICS_SSL_KEY_FILE="<path to key>"}
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