Client Proxy Configuration in a Cluster

This document describes the procedure for configuring a client proxy in a cluster, either during cluster addition or later, via settings.

Option 1: During Cluster Addition

1. Choose your organization.

2. Access the organization's initial panel and click on Add Cluster.

   

   Image 01: Main panel - Highlight 'Add cluster'

3. Enter the cluster name and click Next.

   

   Image 02: Dialog box - Cluster addition

4. To configure the proxy, click on Add Proxy.

   

   Image 03: Dialog box - cluster information

5. Fill in the required proxy fields that are essential to define how communication will be routed through the proxy.

   

   Image 04: Dialog box - Proxy information

   • Proxy Host Http/Https (Indicates whether the connection will have encryption or not)
   • Proxy Host (Field to define the proxy hostname or IP)
   • Proxy Port (Defines the communication channel with the proxy)
   • Proxy User (Field that stores the username needed to authenticate with the proxy)
   • Proxy Password (Password corresponding to the username)

6. Review the inserted settings and click Next.

   

   Image 05: Dialog box - proxy information

7. If you want to enable logs and remote execution, activate the following options:

   • Enable Logs: Allows viewing application logs in the cluster.
   • Enable Exec: Allows executing commands remotely in the cluster.

   

   Image 06: Cluster addition - permission options

8. In the bottom left corner, click Create to complete the configuration.

   

   Image 07: Dialog box - Highlight 'Create' button

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Option 2: After Adding the Cluster

1. Access the menu in the top left corner and open the navbar.

   

   Image 08: Main panel - Cluster

2. Navigate to Configuration → Settings.

   

   Image 09: Main panel - Highlight settings

3. Click on the Proxy tab.

   

   Image 10: Settings - Highlight 'Proxy'

4. Fill in the proxy details according to the requirements. You can check the details of filling in the fields in section 1.5.
5. Click on Create Configuration.

   

   Image 11: Settings - Proxy Information

6. Wait for the success message confirming the configuration.

   

   Image 12: Settings - Message indicating success

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Removing the Proxy

1. Access Configuration → Settings.

   

   Image 13: Panel - Highlight 'Settings'

2. Select the Remove Proxy tab.

   

   Image 14: Settings - Highlight 'Remove Proxy'

3. Click on the Remove Proxy option.

   

   Image 15: Dialog box - Confirm proxy removal

4. Confirm the removal and wait for the success notification.

   

   Image 16: Panel - Highlight 'Message indicating success'

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Recommendations

• Make sure the proxy credentials are correct before applying them.
• If the proxy requires authentication, validate if the authentication method is compatible with your infrastructure.
• After configuration, test connectivity to ensure the proxy was properly implemented.