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      pclark
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      With the switch from Tomcat to Netty in 1.37, is it possible to add an SSL certificate directly to Netty, as was possible with Tomcat? Perhaps via some configuration file?

      Related post:
      https://fusionauth.io/community/forum/topic/180/is-it-possible-to-set-up-ssl-for-fusionauth-directly

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        voidmain
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        We will be moving off Netty to a new HTTP server in the coming weeks. This new server will have the ability to add TLS keys and we are expecting that to be available via the FusionAuth configuration file. In the meantime, the best solution is to use Nginx or Apache in front of FusionAuth to provide TLS.

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          pclark @pclark
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          Is adding an SSL cert to the keystore as described in https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/admin-guide/securing "Custom Certificate Authority" functionally equivalent to adding the cert to a standalone keystore, then using that keystore in Tomcat via the server.xml config file? Or is the "Custom Certificate Authority" for a different use?

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            voidmain
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            We will be moving off Netty to a new HTTP server in the coming weeks. This new server will have the ability to add TLS keys and we are expecting that to be available via the FusionAuth configuration file. In the meantime, the best solution is to use Nginx or Apache in front of FusionAuth to provide TLS.

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              pclark @voidmain
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              @voidmain Thank you!

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