Nginx

Nginx routing The router config is stored as a configmap in our kubernetes cluster, and mounted to the pod as a .conf file. When the config needs to be changed, the changes should be done in the loadbalancer-configmap for the correct environment (dev/prod). Apply the changes, and restart the pod: Option 1: kill the pod and let the deployment spinn up a new pod. Option 2: open a shell into the pod kubectl exec -it [POD_NAME] -- sh and run the command nginx -s reload »

Nginx routing The router config is stored as a configmap in our kubernetes cluster, and mounted to the pod as a .conf file. When the config needs to be changed, the changes should be done in the loadbalancer-configmap for the correct environment (dev/prod). Apply the changes, and restart the pod: Option 1: kill the pod and let the deployment spinn up a new pod. Option 2: open a shell into the pod kubectl exec -it [POD_NAME] -- sh and run the command nginx -s reload »

Generate SSL/TLS certificates from .PFX file In altinn studio we are using nginx as a proxy for internal routing. After issues with creating SSL/TLS certificates for nginx we we have written a guide for future developers to follow when creating SSL/TLS certificate secrets in kubernetes and mounting them to the nginx pods. Download .pfx file At the moment of writing this guide, we store our *.altinn.studio certificate in azure keyvault and you will need access to download it from that vault. »