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How to setup a secure connection on remote docker on remote server with pycharm
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow is Docker different from a virtual machine?How to list containers in DockerHow to get a Docker container's IP address from the host?How to remove old Docker containersHow does one remove an image in Docker?How to deal with persistent storage (e.g. databases) in DockerHow to copy Docker images from one host to another without using a repositoryFrom inside of a Docker container, how do I connect to the localhost of the machine?pycharm can't complete remote interpreter setup for DockerPycharm - Docker Image on Powerful Cloud Host as a Remote Interpreter?
Pycharm
SSH->Remote docker
We are using a remote interpreter for python on Pycharm which works great on an SSH connection. We are in a phase to convert our main work on docker container. It is important for us to keep to the development process on the remote servers and not on the local computer. But it is also important to be able to do it over docker container, and not just ssh as this saves a lot of time and effort when starting a new development server.
Remote docker -> Securely remote docker
What we are seeking is a way to be able to make a remote docker connection within Pycharm securely. It seems that when generating the Tls certificate, we need to bind it to the host IP's. This IP/host bounding prevents us to quickly start new servers for development as this force to generate a certificate per IP.
My question, is it possible to make a secure connection for docker engine from Pycharm without bound the remote docker to its host IP?
Edit:
Possible option so far
Wild card certificate:
As Jan Garaj suggestions, use a wild card certificate. Then connect each new server to a new subdomain. The wild card will be the same for each of them.
Pros: This suppose to do the trick
Cons: It requires to set up a new subdomain for each server
SSH tunnle
Set the docker socket to allow connection from localhost. Then each developer can set up an ssh tunnel from his computer to the remote machine. In Pycharm setup python interpeter to docker socket via localhost with the same port as the tunnel.
python python-3.x docker pycharm
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
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Pycharm
SSH->Remote docker
We are using a remote interpreter for python on Pycharm which works great on an SSH connection. We are in a phase to convert our main work on docker container. It is important for us to keep to the development process on the remote servers and not on the local computer. But it is also important to be able to do it over docker container, and not just ssh as this saves a lot of time and effort when starting a new development server.
Remote docker -> Securely remote docker
What we are seeking is a way to be able to make a remote docker connection within Pycharm securely. It seems that when generating the Tls certificate, we need to bind it to the host IP's. This IP/host bounding prevents us to quickly start new servers for development as this force to generate a certificate per IP.
My question, is it possible to make a secure connection for docker engine from Pycharm without bound the remote docker to its host IP?
Edit:
Possible option so far
Wild card certificate:
As Jan Garaj suggestions, use a wild card certificate. Then connect each new server to a new subdomain. The wild card will be the same for each of them.
Pros: This suppose to do the trick
Cons: It requires to set up a new subdomain for each server
SSH tunnle
Set the docker socket to allow connection from localhost. Then each developer can set up an ssh tunnel from his computer to the remote machine. In Pycharm setup python interpeter to docker socket via localhost with the same port as the tunnel.
python python-3.x docker pycharm
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
add a comment |
Pycharm
SSH->Remote docker
We are using a remote interpreter for python on Pycharm which works great on an SSH connection. We are in a phase to convert our main work on docker container. It is important for us to keep to the development process on the remote servers and not on the local computer. But it is also important to be able to do it over docker container, and not just ssh as this saves a lot of time and effort when starting a new development server.
Remote docker -> Securely remote docker
What we are seeking is a way to be able to make a remote docker connection within Pycharm securely. It seems that when generating the Tls certificate, we need to bind it to the host IP's. This IP/host bounding prevents us to quickly start new servers for development as this force to generate a certificate per IP.
My question, is it possible to make a secure connection for docker engine from Pycharm without bound the remote docker to its host IP?
Edit:
Possible option so far
Wild card certificate:
As Jan Garaj suggestions, use a wild card certificate. Then connect each new server to a new subdomain. The wild card will be the same for each of them.
Pros: This suppose to do the trick
Cons: It requires to set up a new subdomain for each server
SSH tunnle
Set the docker socket to allow connection from localhost. Then each developer can set up an ssh tunnel from his computer to the remote machine. In Pycharm setup python interpeter to docker socket via localhost with the same port as the tunnel.
python python-3.x docker pycharm
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
Pycharm
SSH->Remote docker
We are using a remote interpreter for python on Pycharm which works great on an SSH connection. We are in a phase to convert our main work on docker container. It is important for us to keep to the development process on the remote servers and not on the local computer. But it is also important to be able to do it over docker container, and not just ssh as this saves a lot of time and effort when starting a new development server.
Remote docker -> Securely remote docker
What we are seeking is a way to be able to make a remote docker connection within Pycharm securely. It seems that when generating the Tls certificate, we need to bind it to the host IP's. This IP/host bounding prevents us to quickly start new servers for development as this force to generate a certificate per IP.
My question, is it possible to make a secure connection for docker engine from Pycharm without bound the remote docker to its host IP?
Edit:
Possible option so far
Wild card certificate:
As Jan Garaj suggestions, use a wild card certificate. Then connect each new server to a new subdomain. The wild card will be the same for each of them.
Pros: This suppose to do the trick
Cons: It requires to set up a new subdomain for each server
SSH tunnle
Set the docker socket to allow connection from localhost. Then each developer can set up an ssh tunnel from his computer to the remote machine. In Pycharm setup python interpeter to docker socket via localhost with the same port as the tunnel.
python python-3.x docker pycharm
python python-3.x docker pycharm
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
edited Mar 8 at 8:10
oak
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
asked Mar 7 at 17:07
oakoak
1,69311650
1,69311650
add a comment |
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Use (= buy or create/install/use own CA + generate) wildchar TLS certificate, which will cover all current servers and also any new servers.
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
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is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
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Use (= buy or create/install/use own CA + generate) wildchar TLS certificate, which will cover all current servers and also any new servers.
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
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is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
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Use (= buy or create/install/use own CA + generate) wildchar TLS certificate, which will cover all current servers and also any new servers.
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
4,684724
is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
add a comment |
Use (= buy or create/install/use own CA + generate) wildchar TLS certificate, which will cover all current servers and also any new servers.
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
4,684724
Use (= buy or create/install/use own CA + generate) wildchar TLS certificate, which will cover all current servers and also any new servers.
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
4,684724
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
4,684724
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
4,684724
answered Mar 7 at 18:27
Jan GarajJan Garaj
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4,684724
is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
add a comment |
is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
is this the only option? to connect each dev server to a subdomain?
– oak
Mar 8 at 7:58
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
That is only option for secure TLS connection. Of course, you can be insecure and you can disable TLS cert verification and then you can use any TLS certs.
– Jan Garaj
Mar 8 at 9:05
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