ZABBIX Frontend SSL with NGINX

Are you looking for an easy and fast tutorial on how to secure your NGINX web engine with SSL? Then this video is for you. NGINX Is a very powerful web engine used in high load setups and no doubt one of the most powerful web engines ever. Unique architecture makes it so much better compared to other lite web engines. SSL or HTTPS configuration is basically a must in most production and even localhost environments, so this video will guide you on how you can quickly and easily configure it only in 10 minutes.
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[@rigby0world1]

Thank you, this was extremely useful!

[@malegiftmusisi8642]

Thanks , this works like a charm

[@davidkuznetsov2260]

Thanks for this info, appreciate you do all this!

[@zero6onefivebe]

Thank you sir!

[@dmitrynarishkin3553]

Thank you a lot !

[@DmitryLambert]

You are welcome!

[@baryben]

thanks a lot. you are the best

[@DmitryLambert]

Thank you!

[@markn455]

Suggestion, you post the contents of your notepad here so we don't have to stop the video and type all this. Then we can copy and paste and move along. :)

[@DmitryLambert]

Noted, but I have a bad experience with writing commands in description which usually leads to dull copy/paste without listening to the video and trying to understand why and how exactly it works :)

[@dormarcovitch8801]

What is the best practice when working with container installation?

[@themrtanatos7072]

briefly and clearly

[@DmitryLambert]

🙏

[@user-ww4wr7mz7g]

Спасибо. Очень сильно помогли.

[@christianarzu]

Thank you for the video dimitry.
I'm running Zabbix in GCP on a docker container and I'm able to get to it using HTTP, but cannot make HTTPS work.
I generated both ssl.crt and ssl.key (following this video) and put them in ./zbx_env/etc/ssl/nginx which in turn copied them to the docker container in /etc/ssl/nginx/
Inside the container I do see a file named /etc/zabbix/nginx_ssl.conf which according to my logic should make the container listen on HTTPS, and I see that the file points to the ssl certificate and keys that exist in the container.
Am I missing something? (any help would be appreciated)

[@christianarzu]

Figured it out, for docker containers the nginx server, in addition to the ssl.crt and ssl.key files, was also expecting the dhparam.pem file which I generated with
sudo openssl dhparam -out ~/zabbix-docker/zbx_env/etc/ssl/nginx/dhparam.pem 2048

[@thiagomz]

Thank you! One sugestion for a new video, Zabbix in Docker with certbot+letsencrypt, is that possible ?

[@DmitryLambert]

Hey, I will think about it

[@stanleyfongang2807]

Hello Dmitry. Thanks for your tutorial. Please, what terminal are you using?

[@DmitryLambert]

mobaxterm

[@palanisamy-dl9qe]

Hay I have one question, why you are getting not secure warning in the browser left hand side.

[@DmitryLambert]

Because I’m using self signed certificate

[@JulesYoum]

Hello @@DmitryLambert Is it secure (the traffic is really encrypted ?) and how do I get the browser to recognize it?