SteveLTN/https-portal

HTTPS-PORTAL is an automated HTTPS server built on Nginx, Docker, and Let's Encrypt that manages SSL certificate lifecycles and reverse proxy configurations. It dynamically generates Nginx templates to route traffic to upstream containers, supporting features like basic authentication, IP restrictions, and multi-upstream routing. The system handles certificate renewal, environment variable hot-reloading, and log rotation, all managed through a modular Ruby backend and supervised by s6-overlay.

This period marks the initial release of the HTTPS-PORTAL project, introducing the core Nginx and Docker-based architecture. Significant effort was also dedicated to establishing a comprehensive RSpec test suite, covering domain parsing, certificate management, and various deployment scenarios to ensure reliability.

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This period focused on enhancing the container's operational capabilities by introducing dynamic environment variable hot-reloading and automated certificate renewal. The team also added example Nginx configuration templates and built-in log rotation, while establishing utility scripts for architecture mapping and certificate management.

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