dcaputo-harmoni

OK, so if I'm understanding your setup correctly, you are running `open-balena-admin` on a remote server (this would need to be the same server running `open-balena`) - so in this...

@saveriogzz can you access it via the public IP of the admin server directly? `As in http://:8080` If not, something is likely wrong in your server networking setup - perhaps...

What happens when you are connected to the VPN and you try to access the IP (not the hostname) directly via your browser on port 8080? Can you ping the...

Hi @sajid-mulytic, if you are using docker-compose to run it, there is no pre baked way to access via HTTPS. However if you deploy using the included helm / K8S...

@bernhardkaindl thank you for the PR’s! With your commit to the `open-balena-postgrest` I am assuming the containers will now build on arm32v7/arm64? If so I would be happy to post...

Thanks for your feedback! Did you try running quickstart in insecure mode? `-i insecure host mode (open-balena-admin services available via http instead of https) Default is secure`

This looks like a docker networking issue - can you ssh into the `open-balena-postgrest` container and run `ping openbalena-db`? I suspect it will not resolve, in which case you need...

This looks like a namespace issue. Notice the error message is looking for `openbalena-db.openbalena` but you are using `openbalena-db.default`. You will either need to change the service config files to...

No, you just need to set your dns settings on your hosting provider to point to those ip address / hostnames, which need to be publicly exposed.

Just to confirm - there should be two haproxy instances in your environment, one for open-balena and one for open-balena-admin. The admin related domain names (admin, dashboard, postgrest, remote) should...