Portworx Backup UI access
Access the Portworx Backup UI using DNS over HTTPS for 2.5.0
Make sure that all the associated pods can resolve the DNS name.
If you are on Portworx Backup version 2.5.0 with a load balancer and self-signed certificates and need to access the user interface from a cluster over HTTPS, perform the following steps:
From the command prompt, navigate to the cluster where your Portworx Backup is installed.
Edit the
keycloak sts
:kubectl edit sts pxcentral-keycloak -n <backup-installed-namespace>
Append this new key in
env
section:- name: KC_HOSTNAME
value: <px-backup-ui-host-name>Set the following key values to
true
:- name: KC_HOSTNAME_STRICT
value: "true"
- name: KC_HOSTNAME_STRICT_HTTPS
value: "true"
Access the Portworx Backup UI over HTTP for 2.5.0
If you are on Portworx Backup version 2.5.0, perform the following steps to access Portworx Backup user interface over HTTP:
From the command prompt, navigate to the cluster where your Portworx Backup is installed.
Edit the
keycloak sts
:kubectl edit sts pxcentral-keycloak -n <backup-installed-namespace>
Append this new key in
env
section:- name: KC_HTTP_ENABLED
value: `true`Delete the following key in
env
section:- name: KC_PROXY
value: edge
Browser settings in Keycloak
If you are on Keycloak version 21.1.1 and above, perform the following steps to resolve Keycloak log out issue after a refresh:
Login to Keycloak console as an admin user and navigate to left navigation pane.
Click Authentication and then click Browser.
Navigate to forms and then choose Alternative from the drop-down.
If you are on Keycloak version 16.1.1 and below, perform the following steps to resolve log out issue after a refresh:
Login to Keycloak console as an admin user and navigate to left navigation pane.
Click Authentication and then choose Browser drop-down that is below the Authentication tab.
Navigate to forms row and select the Alternative option and Keylcoak auto-saves this setting.