Docker Install with SSL

Hi @melaleuca5,

As you can see here:

we simply use the default CentOS 6 Docker image. I’ve added:

rm -f /etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt && yum reinstall -y ca-certificates

here: https://github.com/kaltura/platform-install-packages/blob/Naos-14.1.0/docker/install/install.sh#L37

Which should fix the issue you’ve come across.

In regards to the Nginx config, if you want to work over SSL, run this SQL statement:

mysql> UPDATE kaltura.delivery_profile SET url = REPLACE(url, "$VOD_PACKAGER_HOST:$VOD_PACKAGER_PORT", "$VOD_PACKAGER_HOST:$VOD_PACKAGER_SSL_PORT") WHERE url LIKE '$VOD_PACKAGER_HOST:$VOD_PACKAGER_PORT/%'

Should get the job done. I recommend backing up the table before making changes to it.

Note that generally speaking, this Dockerfile is meant for development purposes only. On Production, you should deploy a cluster rather than an all in one instance and I’d also recommend using CentOS 7 as base, rather than 6.
We do not offer Dockerfiles for such a setup but it should be relatively easy for you to create your own based on the instructions here:

If you decide to do so and have questions, I’ll be happy to assist you and of course, we will welcome a pull request as well:)

Since CentOS/RHEL 7 make use of systemd and many of the packages in the official 7 repos no longer include tranditional POSIX init scripts, you will find it difficult to deploy an all in one CentOS 7 container but like I said, that sort of setup is not recommended for Production ENVs anyhow:)