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5 years ago #10046

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Hi Spooner,

the fastest way is to create self-signed certificates with openssl on your linux command line like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10175812/how-to-create-a-self-signed-certificate-with-openssl

Mind that you need the crt/key format to use it with the Simplifier OnPremise image. It includes a preconfigured nginx Reverse Proxy. The path to place the certificates is $YOUR_PERSISTANCE/certs. The file names are also preconfigured: default.crt and default.key.

In case you want to get no browser errors and full compatibility to all mobile devices and all browsers we recommend you to buy a trusted certificate from one of the digital certificate provider.

Here is an example to place your certificates properly: OnPremise Installation