Share SSL certificate between JIRA+Confluence+BitBucket

[ganfye83]

Dear All,

I'm rather new with these product, just installed and start playing around for a month.

Now I have in-house server with Jira, Confluence and BitBucket. I actually also have license for FishEye and Crucible but unable to get it work yet.

Anyway, all these products I have install on one of my server as dedicated hardware runs in Linux (CentOS). And I'm just able to setup a legit SSL certificate for Jira (with cheap SSls.com provided PositiveSSL).

All these 3 products I'm using same domain, but with different port, like follow:

abc.com:9180 (jira)
abc.com:9280 (confluence)
abc.com:9380 (bitbucket)

Now since Jira already successfully installed with SSL, I have Jira on port 9143 with also same domain use "abc.com". The SSL CA I purchase are linked to domain only. So I was thinking if I can use the same CRT or Keystore file to share between Confluence and Bitbucket.

Please advise, thanks.

[Foong · Accepted solution]

You can install a Apache proxy server to use the SSL certificate (instead of using the certificate in Jira) and then redirect the request to each of the applications like the following example URL:

• https://abc.com/jira
• https://abc.com/confluence
• https://abc.com/bitbucket

Refer to this documentation on the setup.

[ganfye83]

@Foong , Thanks for the reply, however currently I already setup the domain name as different ports numbers. and the HTTPS service are all up and running. Thanks.

Just need to do it 3X from request csr until adding keystore =.='''