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I have to do what you have explain, but I dont know how to do one thing.
I have a cloud server (google cloud) with nodered, grafana and a mosquitto broker. I have also it encrypted with lets encrypt and certbot cron job. It works perfectly.
In order to improve my security, I want to configure a local broker in my home, but it will be "bridged" with my "cloud broker".
My question is about this:
# must specify cafile to enable SSL
bridge_cafile /etc/ssl/certs/DST_Root_CA_X3.pem
I am a newbee, and I know that my certificate files are in my cloud server.
First question is: which is the file that I have to copy from cloud server to my local broker? Or is it not necessary?
And my second question is: In case I have to copy one file, how could I do to update it in my local mqtt "bridged" broker? Certbot cron job (lets encrypt) updates certificate every 60 days, so .... do I need to download again every 60 days from my cloud server to my locak mqtt broker?
I don't understand it well. Please, tell me, thanks.
Hi Alexander, sorry for contact you here, but I dont find any other way.
It is about this explanation: https://akeil.de/posts/mqtt-bridge-with-mosquitto-and-nginx.html
I have to do what you have explain, but I dont know how to do one thing.
I have a cloud server (google cloud) with nodered, grafana and a mosquitto broker. I have also it encrypted with lets encrypt and certbot cron job. It works perfectly.
In order to improve my security, I want to configure a local broker in my home, but it will be "bridged" with my "cloud broker".
My question is about this:
I am a newbee, and I know that my certificate files are in my cloud server.
I don't understand it well. Please, tell me, thanks.
NOTE: if you prefer, you could send me an email to my github profile: ortega.fernando@gmail.com.
THANKS A LOT.
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