At work I’m using Digital Ocean and their managed Kubernetes offering - DOKS
The cluster is almost entirely managed via Helm charts - and even system components that are installed via the Digital Ocean “1 Click” installers are Helm charts really.
Recently we ran into a problem where we needed real IP addresses available to our application - but these were being lost to the load balancer - and I needed to configure Proxy Protocol to re-enable them.
Yesterday I thought I’d fixed my https links on Laravel running in Kubernetes - but I had a nagging feeling that I’d just followed some random blog posts and missed something …
Unfortunately what I had looked for was force laravel to use https
When what I really needed was Configuring Trusted Proxies
Read Laravel HTTPS Behind a Proxy instead
The post below is wrong
This doesn’t seem to be well documented - I cant find anything about it in the official docs.
Thanks to Md Obydullah at shouts.dev
My Laravel site runs in kubernetes where TLS encryption happens in a proxy layer and I need Laravel to server content with https links.
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