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I have SonarQube running in an Azure Container Instance that is not in a container registry. I'm trying to change the FQDN from Http to Https; however, all of the examples I see only provide instructions for using a registry. Is there a way to do this without using a ACR?

probertson
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Yes, This could be possible withou using ACR and with enabling SSL connections in a sidecar container.

ACI does not have a built in support for https. However, to enable a ssl connection you will need a webserver in your container with the required certs refer sidecar container or front your container with an application gateway. You can also consider using app service or kubernetes for achieving this.

For security advice see Azure security baseline for Container Instances.

Please check similar issue on stack overflow which has more information.

Reference : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/50827/container-instance-dns-using-http-and-not-https.html

RahulKumarShaw
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  • Thanks for the response. Just to make sure I'm clear, I can do this without interfering with the running instance of SonarQube. I can add the sidecar container without taking it down and creating a new instance right? We're already using SonarQube and I do not want to stop it or take it down. – probertson Apr 24 '22 at 20:09