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I've searched quite a while on how to use HTTP probe when you want to probe 443 instead of 80. I managed to do so by specifying the 443 port, but then I get issues from the backend servers such as HTTP 400: the plain http request was sent to https port
If there is such documentation, can you point me to the right place? Even if it exists, is should be perhaps more prominent somewhere in the examples.
P.S. I've also found out that the cloudprober follows the redirect, so currently what we do is we probe the port 80, we get the 3xx redirect and then the 443 is probed, but I would like to prevent the extra redirect request on every probe...
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[Feature Request][Documentation] Example on how to use the HTTP probe with TLS
[Feature Request][Documentation] Example on how to use the HTTP probe with TLS/HTTPS/443
Mar 12, 2020
I've searched quite a while on how to use HTTP probe when you want to probe 443 instead of 80. I managed to do so by specifying the 443 port, but then I get issues from the backend servers such as HTTP 400: the plain http request was sent to https port
If there is such documentation, can you point me to the right place? Even if it exists, is should be perhaps more prominent somewhere in the examples.
P.S. I've also found out that the cloudprober follows the redirect, so currently what we do is we probe the port 80, we get the 3xx redirect and then the 443 is probed, but I would like to prevent the extra redirect request on every probe...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: