Service Registry with HTTPS

By default, Service Registry is installed without HTTPS configured for its Route as a screenshot below. You can create new or update existing route with HTTPS to expose an HTTPS edge-terminated route for connections from outside the OpenShift cluster.

Note. In case you've already configured Service Registry route with HTTPS, you can skip below steps and jump to this section directly then use the SSO's HTTPS route to configure Service Registry.

1. Go to Networking -> Routes then click on Create Route button.

   

   Service Registry Authn & Authz
2. Click Edit YAML link. Then copy the content in service-registry-route.yaml file and paste into the editor. Update the host attribute value in this format registry-<NAMESPACE>.apps.<CLUSTER_DOMAIN> or whatever you need as long as it's valid DNS. Then click on Create button.

   

   Service Registry Authn & Authz

   

   Service Registry Authn & Authz
3. A new Service Registry Route with HTTPS should be created. Click on the URL link to open Service Registry web console.

   

   Service Registry Authn & Authz