how about pushprox-proxy service over https?

[audioscavenger]

great job, this project does exactly what we need when the clients are unreachable. imagine that your clients are different companies and therefore no VPN or shenanigan like that is authorized. Client must push.

is this project still maintained? will you add https for the pushprox-proxy one day?

[hansmi]

You can add TLS support by putting a reverse proxy (e.g. Nginx or Caddy) in front of the PushProx server. The reverse proxy terminates the TLS connection and transports the requests via plain-text HTTP to PushProx. The PushProx client already supports TLS.

[audioscavenger]

Thanks for the quick reply! I know but I wanted to avoid creating another IIS shenanigan just for that. If you don't plan on adding this option, please close my issue. Otherwise I would love having an ETA Best,

[hansmi]

In #94 I suggested introducing TLS support, but there is not ETA. I suspect most people just have a reverse proxy in front of most Prometheus-related services.