Hey Tate: Step by step securing OpenShift and routes with SSL certificates for development

30. August 2018Christopher Tate

I created this series of videos to show how to first, purchase a domain name for cheap, to use for valid SSL certificates and URLs for all your applications. I do this for learning and developing applications, not just for deploying to production. Then I show how to generate a free SSL certificate for secure, verified https connections to your sites. Then I show you how to run OpenShift locally, from the ground up, with SSL certificates for the web console, and all routes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBcDnQj9_QM

Hey Tate: How to purchase a domain name for valid SSL certs in your development systems.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D4-MWG1Bew

Hey Tate: Create valid wildcard SSL certificate for your domain for free with certbot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvU5BWE5pS8

Hey Tate: Running OpenShift locally with valid SSL certificate.

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Über den Autor

Christopher Tate

Senior Consultant, FSI Solutions

Christopher Tate, a Senior Consultant at Red Hat, loves to create systems for people to use in many places to solve problems. He believes in the power of open source and this quote by Richard Goodman: “Open is an opportunity, a chance to broaden the mind, free tools and resources to benefit all of mankind. Open is an aperture, something you look through, access for all, not just the few.”

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