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After a fresh install following Single Node Deployment using Kubernetes Helm, we set up our own DNS as follows: am.<OUR DOMAIN> ---> <EXTERNAL-IP> gateway.am.<OUR DOMAIN> ---> <EXTERNAL-IP> websub.am.<OUR DOMAIN> ---> <EXTERNAL-IP>
There are no entries in the /etc/host file, as we are using our own domain.
An example of how we updated the Ingress for wso2am-single-node-am-ingress is shown below:
We did the same for wso2am-single-node-am-gateway-ingress and wso2am-single-node-am-websub-ingress and respectively updated the host values to gateway.am.<OUR DOMAIN> and websub.am.<OUR DOMAIN>.
Thereafter, we navigate to am.<OUR DOMAIN>/publisher. We get a brief message "You will be redirected to /publisher/services/auth/login", and there after we are redirected to https://am.wso2.com/oauth2/authorize<OTHER PARAMS>&redirect_uri=https://am.wso2.com/publisher/services/auth/callback/login
As you can see, the host is am.wso2.com which will fail to resolve. Another issue is that the redirect_uri also contains am.wso2.com as a host. How and where can we set this to be am.<OUR DOMAIN>.
If we manually change the redirect in the browser to https://am.<OUR DOMAIN>/oauth2/authorize<OTHER PARAMS>&redirect_uri=https://am.wso2.com/publisher/services/auth/callback/login, it will give us access after 2 to 3 refreshes, but that is extremely hackey.
Suggested Labels:
Login, redirect, first time setup, domain
Affected Product Version:
version 4.1.0-1
OS, DB, other environment details and versions:
AWS EKS (Kubernetes 1.24)
Helm V3
Macbook Pro M2
MacOS Ventura 13.0.1 (22A400)
Steps to reproduce:
See above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hostnames should be set up inside values file each section has it's own hostname if you changed them in ingress it will be overrided by values.yaml which default to the one you mentioned
Description:
After a fresh install following Single Node Deployment using Kubernetes Helm, we set up our own DNS as follows:
am.<OUR DOMAIN> ---> <EXTERNAL-IP>
gateway.am.<OUR DOMAIN> ---> <EXTERNAL-IP>
websub.am.<OUR DOMAIN> ---> <EXTERNAL-IP>
There are no entries in the /etc/host file, as we are using our own domain.
An example of how we updated the Ingress for
wso2am-single-node-am-ingress
is shown below:We did the same for
wso2am-single-node-am-gateway-ingress
andwso2am-single-node-am-websub-ingress
and respectively updated thehost
values togateway.am.<OUR DOMAIN>
andwebsub.am.<OUR DOMAIN>
.Thereafter, we navigate to
am.<OUR DOMAIN>/publisher
. We get a brief message "You will be redirected to /publisher/services/auth/login", and there after we are redirected tohttps://am.wso2.com/oauth2/authorize<OTHER PARAMS>&redirect_uri=https://am.wso2.com/publisher/services/auth/callback/login
As you can see, the host is
am.wso2.com
which will fail to resolve. Another issue is that theredirect_uri
also containsam.wso2.com
as a host. How and where can we set this to beam.<OUR DOMAIN>
.If we manually change the redirect in the browser to
https://am.<OUR DOMAIN>/oauth2/authorize<OTHER PARAMS>&redirect_uri=https://am.wso2.com/publisher/services/auth/callback/login
, it will give us access after 2 to 3 refreshes, but that is extremely hackey.Suggested Labels:
Login, redirect, first time setup, domain
Affected Product Version:
version 4.1.0-1
OS, DB, other environment details and versions:
AWS EKS (Kubernetes 1.24)
Helm V3
Macbook Pro M2
MacOS Ventura 13.0.1 (22A400)
Steps to reproduce:
See above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: