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I have a web service written using Springboot that runs on Tomcat and a client application written in Angularjs that runs on Apache2. I would like to know how the SSL issue works for this case. Should SSL be configured in Tomcat and Apache2? If so, can I use the same certificate (both applications are on the same host)? My need is beyond the security itself to have the site on HTTPS. Thank you very much in advance.
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Yes, you can use the same certificate, provided that:
*.dominio.com.br), which is generally not recommended for safety reasons, orapi.dominio.com.br and app.dominio.com.br, for example):
You will also need to take CORS into consideration, as communication will occur between sub-domains.
Thank you so much for the answer. Would you have any example or documentation about this use case? In my research I found nothing similar.
@Daniloandrade I have nothing at hand at the moment, but added an image and reference link to Sans.
Thank you very much. You’ve helped so much!
@Always a pleasure to help!
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Quick question - is there any reason for you to separate the two applications? You can add or SPA application files as static/public features in Springboot, no?
– OnoSendai
I can, but thinking of a more scalable architecture for future things in my case should be separated the two applications.
– Danilo Andrade