Fix SSL Certificate Chain Issue for Dockerized Swoole Service on Separate Server
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I'm seeking an experienced server administrator or DevOps engineer to help resolve an SSL certificate chain issue for a Dockerized Swoole service running on a separate server.
Key Details:
Dockerized Swoole service installed on a separate server.
The Swoole service is running on port 1234.
The server is using Cloudflare for SSL certificates.
SSL mode in Cloudflare is set to "Full Strict."
Issue: ( check attached image also)
When accessing the service via https://micro.domain.com:1234/, an SSL warning appears indicating that the certificate issuer is not recognized.
OpenSSL diagnostics show issues with the certificate chain, including:
unable to verify the first certificate
unable to get local issuer certificate
unsuitable certificate purpose
The service functions if the SSL warning is bypassed, but this is not ideal for a production environment.
Objective:
Properly configure the SSL certificate chain on the separate server where Swoole is installed, ensuring it is fully recognized by clients and browsers.
Ensure that the Swoole service correctly uses the Cloudflare SSL certificates, including any necessary intermediate certificates.
Securely set up and verify the SSL configuration to resolve the current warnings.
Deliverables:
A fully configured and verified SSL certificate chain for the Swoole service on port 1234.
Documentation of steps taken for future reference.
Testing and verification of the SSL setup to ensure it’s secure and without any issues.
Skills Required:
Experience with SSL/TLS certificates and chain configuration.
Familiarity with Docker, Swoole, and Cloudflare.
Strong understanding of server administration, particularly on separate servers.
Ability to troubleshoot and resolve SSL issues in complex environments.
Please respond if you have experience handling similar SSL issues, particularly with Dockerized services running on separate servers. Include details of your relevant experience when bidding.
Key Details:
Dockerized Swoole service installed on a separate server.
The Swoole service is running on port 1234.
The server is using Cloudflare for SSL certificates.
SSL mode in Cloudflare is set to "Full Strict."
Issue: ( check attached image also)
When accessing the service via https://micro.domain.com:1234/, an SSL warning appears indicating that the certificate issuer is not recognized.
OpenSSL diagnostics show issues with the certificate chain, including:
unable to verify the first certificate
unable to get local issuer certificate
unsuitable certificate purpose
The service functions if the SSL warning is bypassed, but this is not ideal for a production environment.
Objective:
Properly configure the SSL certificate chain on the separate server where Swoole is installed, ensuring it is fully recognized by clients and browsers.
Ensure that the Swoole service correctly uses the Cloudflare SSL certificates, including any necessary intermediate certificates.
Securely set up and verify the SSL configuration to resolve the current warnings.
Deliverables:
A fully configured and verified SSL certificate chain for the Swoole service on port 1234.
Documentation of steps taken for future reference.
Testing and verification of the SSL setup to ensure it’s secure and without any issues.
Skills Required:
Experience with SSL/TLS certificates and chain configuration.
Familiarity with Docker, Swoole, and Cloudflare.
Strong understanding of server administration, particularly on separate servers.
Ability to troubleshoot and resolve SSL issues in complex environments.
Please respond if you have experience handling similar SSL issues, particularly with Dockerized services running on separate servers. Include details of your relevant experience when bidding.