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HTTPS settings for Authlete API servers

In a typical on-premises deployment, Authlete API servers are configured to enable HTTPS in either way:

  • Making Java Servlet containers (that hosts Authlete) HTTPS-enabled
  • Terminating TLS connection at load balancers in front of Authlete API servers
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