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How to create HTTPS / SSL service in CloudHub

Date de publication: Jul 25, 2025
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How to create HTTPS / SSL service in CloudHub
 
Create a self signed SSL certificate and package within the MuleSoft Integration or API application. This is documented along with a sample tutorial exercise in MuleSoft CloudHub documentation: Building an HTTPS Service
 
How this works:
 
Please reference the CloudHub Network Architecture documentation to understand the underlying architecture in a CloudHub Deployment: CloudHub Networking Guide
 
In a standard CloudHub deployment, CloudHub automatically provides a front end Elastic Load Balancer (ELB), which is pre-loaded with CA certified certificates for the .cloudhub.io domain. The purpose of providing a self signed certificate in your application is to enable HTTPS/SSL between the load balancer and the application worker. The certificate is also required by the standard Mule HTTPS Listener as configured in the application.
 
This is the message flow:
 
Client ---HTTPS---> CloudHub ELB (.cloudhub.io certs) ---HTTPS---> API or Integration Application (self-signed certs)
 
This methodology provides complete end to end SSL encryption.
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