Add HTTPS support
See original GitHub issueSome users would like to be able to server Streamlit apps via HTTPS even when the server is being accessed directly (as opposed to through an SSL load balancer, for example).
This is simple to do in Tornado, we just need the user to provide two pieces of information:
[server]
sslCertFile = '/path/to/the/cert/file'
sslKeyFile = '/path/to/the/key/file'
PS: If you’re working on this issue don’t forget to make the websocket connection secure too!
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I’m out of my depth here, any tutorial/pointers on how to do get https support on streamlit on a simple webserver?
https://github.com/suyashkumar/ssl-proxy
This sounds pretty simple and works like a charm.