Containerized SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Proxy Setup

In the Web UI, navigate to Systems  Proxy Configuration and fill the required data:

In the Proxy FQDN field type fully qualified domain name for the proxy.

In the Parent FQDN field type fully qualified domain name for the SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Server or another SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Proxy.

In the Proxy SSH port field type SSH port on which SSH service is listening on SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Proxy. Recommended is to keep default 8022.

In the Max Squid cache size [MB] field type maximal allowed size for Squid cache. Recommended is to use at most 80% of available storage for the containers.

In the SSL certificate selection list choose if new server certificate should be generated for SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Proxy or an existing one should be used. You can consider generated certificates as SUSE Multi-Linux Manager builtin (self signed) certificates.

Click Generate to register a new proxy FQDN in the SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Server and generate a configuration archive (config.tar.gz) containing details for the container host.

After a few moments you are presented with file to download. Save this file locally.

SSH into your container host.

Execute the following command replacing the Server and Proxy FQDN:

mgrctl exec -ti 'spacecmd proxy_container_config_generate_cert -- dev-pxy.example.com dev-srv.example.com 2048 email@example.com -o /tmp/config.tar.gz'

Copy the generated configuration from the server container:

mgrctl cp server:/tmp/config.tar.gz .

SSH into your Server container host.

Execute the following command replacing the Server and Proxy FQDN:

for f in ca.crt proxy.crt proxy.key; do
  mgrctl cp $f server:/tmp/$f
done
mgrctl exec -ti 'spacecmd proxy_container_config -- -p 8022 pxy.example.com srv.example.com 2048 email@example.com /tmp/ca.crt /tmp/proxy.crt /tmp/proxy.key -o /tmp/config.tar.gz'

Copy the generated configuration from the server container:

mgrctl cp server:/tmp/config.tar.gz .