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TLS Certificates

When working locally, it's important to consider the end-user of your software. To mimic this as closely as possible, you often need to setup a local TLS certificate. Luckily, doing so is pretty easy with mkcert.

Getting Started

To begin, start by installing mkcert on your system.

Once installed, we'll quickly generate our local CA.

mkcert -install

Next, we'll generate a certificate and put it in the right directory for Mage2Docker.

mkcert -key-file magento2.test.key -cert-file magento2.test.pem magento2.test
mkdir -p nginx/certs && mv magento2.test.key nginx/certs/ && mv magento2.test.pem nginx/certs/

Enabling Local Cert Mounting with Mage2Docker

Now, simply append the docker-compose.tls.yml path to your .env file and bring your containers up docker-compose up.

COMPOSE_FILE=docker-compose.yml:...:compose/tls/docker-compose.tls.yml

At this point, you should have a working TLS cert covering the magento2.test domain!