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Did you login to epinio after installing it?

yeah I logged in using the command

epinio login

Oh shoot yeah I just noticed that

Yes, you would expect to see an SSL error in chrome since you likely don't want to generate a real cert for a local endpoint. Just accept the cert in your browser and the UI should appear

Oh great ! Thanks for tagging him here … 👍

Since you were able to log in correctly, I'd bet that the platform is working as expected

yeah it appears when I access via Slack. but I am just worried that when I try to access the application I deploy should not give these SSL errors…

You will get SSL errors on your apps as well while hosting epinio (or any app, not just epinio) on your local computer

If you need help on getting letsencrypt working... let me know. We just got it working

Yes, I would like to get letsencrypt working… would be helpful…

ok, i think it is time i will create a github repo on all epinio deployment/learning related. Including how to deploy with letsencrypt (via AWS Route53) as well as changing the default password for the users. In the meantime, take a look at this build script getting epinio to work in local machine (with ssl cert) https://gist.github.com/gitricko/b5125a3649e5d52faec4e4f9a496e166

@busy-teacher-96897 thanks for working on this. Consider opening PRs for the docs where you think it's suitable: https://github.com/epinio/docs . @clever-sandwich-32307 . There is some information about issuers here: https://docs.epinio.io/howtos/certificate_issuers#choosing-a-different-issuer but I just realized it's not enough to get you going. It has to be combined with information in other places: https://github.com/epinio/helm-charts/blob/3954c214de3d7b957cfc2054ba4fa4bfa140f5a3/chart/epinio/values.yaml#L121-L122

Thank you @cuddly-holiday-9089 and @busy-teacher-96897 for the information. I will try these options. and will update. 👍