I'm trying to deploy a WCF service implemented using CoreWCF + .NET 6 to Azure Container Apps exposing https endpoints from a linux container.
I try the same service using http protocol and everything work correctly.
I also expose a gRPC service, but the difference with WCF is the binding configuration. WCF needs to set up the same protocol schema for both client and server. So I suppose it's not possible redirect an https request to a container that expose a WCF service on the port 80. This can be done with REST or gRPC service instead.
I enable ingress in Azure Container Apps and set the port 443. When I try the http endpoint I set the port 80 instead.
The binding of the WCF is BasicHttpBinding with security mode Transport. When i try the http endpoint I set security mode None.
In the dockefile I expose port 80 and 443.
On my local machine I'm able to get thing work because i can use a self signed certificate, but in a production enviroment this doesn't seems to work. I deploy the self signed certificate with the container image, but maybe there isn't a certification authority that can trust this certificate.
I read that for Azure Container Instance it's possible to configure https running Ngix in a sidecar container. But in this case the request is redirected internally on port 80 and so it doesn't work for me.
What can i do for get my service work over https?
