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Hello, first thanks in advance for the help and also really enjoying learning about cloudbeaver. Very excited to replace pgadmin with it!
Are the GQL queries server-side or basically being issued from the browser? My setup is in K8S and ideally gql would always query 0.0.0.0/api/ but it seems to pickup the hostname of the external connection string despite server.serverHost: "0.0.0.0" setting.
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Please clarify your question one more time. And add more examples. Or, maybe a video or screens.
Your browser sends GQL queries, and the server works with them.
Ok that seems to be the answer to my question, from browser to gql endpoint.
I have a reverseProxy setup which uses a /private scheme in resty. So a user would deploy an app (cloudbeaver in this case), then that user and their session gets matched up to the newly provisioned pod/app in k8s and ambassador authorizes the request, sets headers for the service and maps the user to the new deployment.
Basically the gql queries are causing error as they are attempting to hit the endpoint /private/user/rand-string/ endpoint which get's blocked by nginx. I also see all the websocket trafic being blocked so just needed some clarity
Hello, first thanks in advance for the help and also really enjoying learning about cloudbeaver. Very excited to replace pgadmin with it!
Are the GQL queries server-side or basically being issued from the browser? My setup is in K8S and ideally gql would always query 0.0.0.0/api/ but it seems to pickup the hostname of the external connection string despite server.serverHost: "0.0.0.0" setting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: