Can somebody from retool provide newer version of https-portal?

johnymachine · December 13, 2024, 5:09pm

Hi,

there is very old version on retools docker hub, can somebody please bump it or recommend upgrade path. Can we use original https-portal?

https://hub.docker.com/r/tryretool/https-portal/tags

It has nginx version: nginx/1.12.2 and portal version: v1.3.0 also orginal version recommends to use volume for certs which is not reflected in retools repository:

github.com

tryretool/retool-onpremise/blob/master/docker-compose.yml#L160


      
          
          retooldb-postgres:
            image: "postgres:14.3"
            env_file: retooldb.env
            networks:
              - backend-network
            volumes:
              - retooldb-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data
          
          # Not required, but leave this container to use nginx for handling the frontend & SSL certification
          https-portal:
            image: tryretool/https-portal:latest
            ports:
              - "80:80"
              - "443:443"
            links:
              - api
            restart: always
            env_file: ./docker.env
            environment:
              STAGE: "local" # <- Change 'local' to 'production' to use a LetsEncrypt signed SSL cert

I am asking because automatic renew of certs does not work properly.

Jack_T · December 19, 2024, 10:11pm

Hello @johnymachine!

Totally understand the desire upgrade and work with a newer/the original version of https-portal.

We don't have any docs supporting the original version, so if there are any unintended issues that pop up during or after switching, it would outside of our scope of knowledge to help

Here are our docs on configuring certs and SSL. I believe that certs will need to be renewed manually or be provided via Let's Encrypt.

Hopefully some other community users that have ventured down the path of upgrading their https-portal can chime in with thoughts or advice.

If you chose to switch off of the old fork of https-portal that we provide in the dockerhub repo, you would need to decide on an upgrade path of your own, as we do not currently provide one

Also here are some docs I found on using Volumes. Hope this helps!