Running superset with https

[zeehasham]

Is there a way to run superset application using https locally?

Basically I want to embed superset iframe in one on my website and iframe is not allowing http superset link in my https website with iframe.

Any help is appreciated.

[ziggekatten]

We run Superset behind Traefik that terminates TLS. This could of course be solved in the same way by nginx or Apache HA-proxy, but regardless, doing this with a reverse proxy is the easiest way.

[jhult]

Caddy provides a quick/easy way to get HTTPS going via a reverse proxy: https://caddyserver.com/docs/quick-starts/https#the-reverse-proxy-command

[nytai]

While it is possible to handle tls in gunicorn, I highly suggest setting up a reverse proxy like nginx to handle tls certs and terminate SSL there. Nginx or similar technologies are just much better at handling this type of thing than python application servers

[nytai]

If you really want to go down the gunicorn route, here's some info https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7406805/running-gunicorn-on-https

[aukfood]

Does someone try to set superset behind a reverse proxy like Traefik ? My idea is to access to superset via https url and also to set websocket behind https, all trafik is managed behind Traefik.
Thanks

[ziggekatten]

Yep, we run it behind Traefik on docker swarm. Quite simple to set up as long as you keep it to a host rule, as changing base path does not work due to some none relative path exist in the Superset code.

[nyatitilkesh]

hey can anyone help in this ?
over a video call may be?