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When I try to login from the auth-sign-in endpoint, page hangs on a 302 returned from the auth-do-sign-in endpoint. As can be seen, it is trying to send me to http://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/ instead of https://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/.
If I (from the hanging browser tab) just change the URL to https, I can get into the Rstudio service, but this is obviously not desirable.
A possible solution might be to fix it directly on the EC2 instance with a solution similar to what's described in this tutorial, but I'd prefer to have a clean solution all within CodePipeline if possible.
So, I am able to complete the full code pipeline that you have laid out. Thank you!
As of the time of this writing, the shiny service is running fine as expected here: https://shiny.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/
The Rstudio service is running, but accessing is problematic.
Question: How can I fix my configuration to ensure that I can log in directly from the https://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/ URL, without the need for the workaround described below?
If you go to the generated URL (https://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/), you can see that the service hangs.
I can successfully go to the
auth-sign-in
endpoint (https://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/auth-sign-in) as shown below. However, as you can also see, I am getting a repeated "mixed content" error in the console.When I try to login from the
auth-sign-in
endpoint, page hangs on a 302 returned from theauth-do-sign-in
endpoint. As can be seen, it is trying to send me to http://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/ instead of https://container1.rstudio.dev.builddev.stfimpact.org/.If I (from the hanging browser tab) just change the URL to https, I can get into the Rstudio service, but this is obviously not desirable.
A possible solution might be to fix it directly on the EC2 instance with a solution similar to what's described in this tutorial, but I'd prefer to have a clean solution all within CodePipeline if possible.
My obfuscated
cdk.json
is pasted below.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: