Hi, I've ran into an issue with the latest changes on the console, where any endpoint is returning a 404. I'm running on kubernetes. Firstly, I'm wondering if anyone is having the same issue, and secondly I have a possible solution.
It seems that when we launch nginx here, it starts its own server on port 8080. And then we've got ANOTHER server set up ourselves here. So when you access the console, it checks the port (8080) and then checks the host (localhost OR domain name) and decides where to route the call. When it's localhost, it goes to our nginx.conf, but when it's a domain name, it goes to the default server, which has no endpoints defined, thus resulting in 404 for anything.
I've found the solution to be changing the port on the console nginx.conf to something else. Is that something you guys are interested in having?
Hi, I've ran into an issue with the latest changes on the console, where any endpoint is returning a 404. I'm running on kubernetes. Firstly, I'm wondering if anyone is having the same issue, and secondly I have a possible solution.
It seems that when we launch nginx here, it starts its own server on port 8080. And then we've got ANOTHER server set up ourselves here. So when you access the console, it checks the port (8080) and then checks the host (localhost OR domain name) and decides where to route the call. When it's localhost, it goes to our nginx.conf, but when it's a domain name, it goes to the default server, which has no endpoints defined, thus resulting in 404 for anything.
I've found the solution to be changing the port on the console nginx.conf to something else. Is that something you guys are interested in having?