How to enable HTTPS in Superset when running locally

[remoteeng00]

In order to integrate Superset with my application properly, I need to enable HTTPS. During development I'm running it with docker-compose. I couldn't find any useful information on how to do that. I'd be very glad if you could help me. Thank you

[remoteeng00]

I still need someone to help me to figure out this issue

[remoteeng00]

@jagamts1 I followed your instruction in stackoverflow but still have issues. I wrote there in the ticket on stackoverflow. Please check and let me know. Thank you

[remoteeng00]

@jagamts1 did you have a chance to check my question in the stackoverflow?
Looking to hear from you.
Thank you

[jagamts1]

@remoteeng00 I tested locally and could reproduce the issue in the following manner.

1. VIRTUAL_HOST didn't exist
2. .certs files don't contain certificates.

Looks like you are missing something. Kindly check the following GIF

Here GIF for the complete flow for adding HTTPS on superset docker(firefox).
superset_with_https.zip

Here GIF to reproducing your issue and resolved it.
reproduce_superset_https_issue.zip

I hope this will resolve your issue finally.

[remoteeng00]

@jagamts1 I'm still having issues. I couldn't get it to work on Firefox, however, got it to work on Firefox Developer Edition. Now there's no Firefox error. However, Superset responds with 502 Bad Gateway error. I think it has to do something with nginx proxy. To me it seems as if VIRTUAL_HOST: superset.localhost wasn't there but it actually is there. I attached screenshots of terminal errors below.
https://ibb.co/XJXSXcW
https://ibb.co/GHgSyQd

Do you know what could be wrong? Please let me know. Thank you.

[kkdvak000]

Hi @jagamts1, I have some issue adapting the the steps you posted in stack overflow for docker-compose-image-tag.yml but I couldn't do anything useful. Do you know how can I do in my situation?