http-to-https
An http to https redirect microservice.
Install
snap install http-to-https
Configuration
This snap has one parameter, port which defaults to 8000. Use the snap set command to update the port. Changes take effect immediately if the service is running.
snap set http-to-https port=80
snap get http-to-https port
Logging
View logs using snap logs
snap logs -f http-to-https
Credits
http-to-https is open source software developed by RosHub Inc. - https://roshub.io
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