Configure HTTPS for Spring Boot application on localhost with self-signed certificate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Secure connection is required standard nowadays. In this video, I'd like to share with you about how to enable SSL for a Spring Boot application using self-signed certificate, for the purpose of development on local computer (localhost).
In details, you will learn:
- Generate SSL self-signed certificate using Java keytool
- Enable HTTPS for a Spring Boot application
- Install self-signed certificate on local computer so your browser will trust the certificate - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
Glad I could help!
Crisp and Clear. Thanks for your efforts.....
You're most welcome
This is a video i was looking for.
Glad to hear that. Enjoy!
At last! A TH-cam techie who is actually a domain expert. Thank you, sir. You’ve presented the most effective and informative tutorial on generating self-signed certs for Spring Boot applications. Keep up the good work!
Wow, thanks!
This video is very very useful, thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Straigth forward well done Sir
glad this video is helpful.
Thank you for sharing. It was helpful to me.
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching :)
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure
A very good video, it is very helpful! Just one question: I see that you were using SSL and I want to know if TLS is configured the same way, thank you!
I don't know about TLS.
That's a good video...
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi, can I use the same configuration/implementation for the reactive programming in WebFlux? Or for this reason the SSL implementation is different?
I think you can because SSL is independent of application layer.
Nam you are realy the spring boot dude! Thx a lot dor this movie! Nice day!
Welcome. Enjoy it!
You shoud try his udemy courses. They're great. I'm halfway trough one of them and it worths every cent.
@@saftaleonard7588 thanks a lot for your recommendation.
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@@brazo98 thanks a lot for your encouragement. I'm happy.
Hi , 443 port is in use and when i am configuring 8443 or any other port than i am getting "The Tomcat connector configured to listen on port 8443 failed to start. The port may already be in use or the connector may be misconfigured."
I have set that as server.port in application.properties file. can you plz help me
8443 is not in use but still getting the above error
I don't know why. Why not turn off the app that is using port 443?
I have a feeling that I am in the same class that is using this. In your Console view, you need to click [Terminate] and then the [Remove All Terminated Launches], this will shut it down to where you can run it again.
Whats the version of SSL? Is there any ways I can check. I suppose latest versions of SSL are called TLS ?
Please advise
yes, it is TLS technically.
Cam on anh :)
I already followed the steps. The certificate is there. But, chrome said it is still invalid. What should I do?
you need to add your self-signed certificate to the Trusted Root Certification Authorities. See: www.codejava.net/frameworks/spring-boot/configure-https-with-self-signed-certificate
I am always learning new stuffs from Nam! But is it possible to do this when the front end is built with ReactJS or once the front end is built with ReactJS I must do this with a JS backend framework ?
I think it (SSL) doesn't relate to any frameworks. It's in the network protocol layer.
@@CodeJava Thanks bro!
This was very windows specific. Second part would be very different on linux, rite ? :)
Right. you must find the equivalent commands on linux.
hi have followed same steps but when i copy to my project its always saying that it could not load classpath
without further information (e.g. exception details), i don't know why.
After configuring SSL, the REST API call is stop working, can you please help me on this?
I have no idea why. Maybe you forgot to update http scheme to https somewhere?
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nice :)
Thanks!
Illegal option: -validity
keytool -genkeypair [OPTION]...
what can i do for that?
I think something wrong with your command. Check this article for the correct one: www.codejava.net/frameworks/spring-boot/configure-https-with-self-signed-certificate
@@CodeJava i copied command in this article.
after when i removed the validity that it works for me
I am getting parseAlgParameter failed ..so what is the solution
sorry I don't know
Hello brother if our spring boot is https so when we deploy it still https or http please reply me thank u 🥰
it depends configuration on the server. Meaning that when deploying you need to configure HTTPS on server.
@@CodeJava thanks
Could you take a video for Linux?
Yes, i will do some videos on a VPS with CentOS
please guide to configure it in intellij, i am learning your spring boot course on udemy
oh, I think it doesn't depend on IDE.
@@CodeJava I wrote the code in the same modular format as your course on udemy, when I watched this video and followed it, it gave me an error that this configuration file could not be found even though I put it in the resources folder
i want to remove self-signed certificate, how do i ?
just delete the SSL configuration in the application.properties file.
Anh có thể cài tiếng Việt được k :))
Where is source code??
You can find config code example in the written article here www.codejava.net/frameworks/spring-boot/configure-https-with-self-signed-certificate
For the code of the project, check in this article: www.codejava.net/frameworks/spring-boot/social-login-with-facebook-example
Spring Boot Websocket Chat Pls
I will do in future. Thanks for your great suggestion :)
Basic chat is relatively simple to do in spring boot (send and receive messages) and there are already tutorials online. But if you want advanced features like presence tracker, user typing indicator, message seen indicator, delete messages for me/for everyone, support for photos and videos etc then it is great project to showcase your abilities but it would not be possible to do in one video.