HTTP/2 and HTTPS support

[dunglas]

Just open https://localhost.

• The HTTP/2 reverse proxy is not secure and is not suited for production usage. Prefer using CloudFlare or the reverse proxy provided by your cloud platform in production.
• Apache is used instead of Nginx as reverse proxy because Nginx doesn't support HTTP/2 Push yet bot Apache does (and this feature is present in Symfony: WebLink component)

[greg0ire]

I think you could use ADD here

[dunglas]

No because the file is not included in the repo. But I’ll switch to composer create-project in another PR.

[greg0ire]

? ADD works with remote urls...

[dunglas]

I wasn't aware of that! great

[greg0ire]

Yeah I was pretty happy too when I realised I didn't actually need curl or wget :) or php -r

[B-Galati]

Yes but from what I remember ADD cannot be cached as a layer by docker so it's quite a pain when you are rebuilding your image a lot. Perhaps it is not the case anymore.

[dunglas]

I think I've found a better way (no more copy nor ADD).

[joelwurtz]

You could maybe use here a multi stage build, first stage will create the certificate, second step will only copy them to apache so no need to have openssl as a dependency (unless it's required for apache to do https ?)

[greg0ire]

Doing so would allow you do avoid all these && because you wouldn't care about having many layers anymore. 👍

[dunglas]

Excellent idea @joelwurtz. It's done.