I tried to follow BrowZero's example video step by step. I have a domain name icebear.store and an AWS server. In the first step, I applied for a certificate using wildcard_ URL=icebear.store, export EXCERNAL_DNS="xxx. sample. amazonaws. com", everything went smoothly next. The controller and routing both prompted running, but curl https://ctrl. ${wildcard_url}: ${ZITI_CTRL_EDGE-ADVERTISED_PORT}
curl: (6) Could not resolve host: ctrl. icebear.store, try curl - sk https://${ZITI_CTRL_EDGE-ADVERTISED_ADDRESS}: ${ZITI_CTRL_EDGE-ADVERTISED-PORT},the data was displayed, but pasting it on Google prompted an unexpected termination of the link。I don't know where there was a mistake，I need help, thank you。
Hi @McGonagall666, welcome to the forum and to OpenZiti!
Would you kindly share the link to the video you followed? Is it the one linked in the doc: Example Enabling BrowZer | OpenZiti or a different one?
In that curl statement, can you "echo" it to make sure the variables are set in your shell? For example like this:
echo "curl - sk https://${ZITI_CTRL_EDGE-ADVERTISED_ADDRESS}: ${ZITI_CTRL_EDGE-ADVERTISED-PORT}"
From the screen shot, i see you have your controller running. I couldn't connect to it, so presumably you don't have the security group open to the public? That's fine, just fyi.
If you can open that port to world, I could probe your install to see what the PKI looks like, but maybe it's as simple as you don't have the shell variables set?
My mistake, the security group cannot access it, and the domain name needs to be resolved to the server's IP address
Thank you