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Runnen on same host as openbalena #22
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I've now manually configured the ha proxy of the openbalena compose to include the services of the admin. After all that is working I now get Did you manage to get it working in the end? |
@cakoolen do you have a snippet of your ha proxy? |
All - open-blaena-admin should install its own haproxy instance to handle its reverse proxying needs. If you want to use your own, you can find the config for the built in one described in the helm file (which is used for the k8s install):
As well as the ingress:
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I just merged the config necessary for open-balena-admin with the haproxy present in the openbalena config. The drawback of that is that there are now hard dependencies between the two compose files. It would be a lot cleaner to merge the two all-together or as suggested above to deploy them separately. Adding the services to the openbalena haproxy ment that I had to tweak the compose file of the open-balena-admin repo as well. |
Hi,
I'm trying to run openbalena-admin on the same host as openbalena itself. it seems to start, but when i go to the url i get 503 service not available error. could this be that de haproxy needs to be changed to be able to connect ?
i also get the certificate off the api.
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