0020: Converge Katello and Foreman Ports #25
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0020: Converge Katello and Foreman Ports #25
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### Custom Port Ranges | ||
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One idea is to move all services to a set of well known ports and choose a port range that allows adding new services to a well defined location. For example: |
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Although this is a nice idea, I think this well create unnecessary pain for users upgrading -1
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For what users? We need to change at least one port anyway, so some upgrade path must be there anyway.
I like the idea of doing in for once but correctly. And also it looks like egrep ^90 /etc/services
is empty.
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The Katello reverse proxy deployed on Capsules to achieve isolation feature currently runs on 8443. This means that subscription-manager is configured to point at and go through 8443 and is yet another port that must be managed. | ||
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* Move reverse proxy to 443 |
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easy to break if there is any default apache ssl setup? we should not use common known ports.
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### Capsule vs Smart Proxy Ports | ||
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The Foreman Proxy uses 8443 by default on installation while the Capsule install for Katello uses 9090. This was originally done due to Candlepin's use of 8443; however, given Candlepin is a local installation the port it uses matters less. |
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so in all in one default install, subscription manager clients connect directly to 8443(candlepin) or rather it get proxied via katello itself?
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