URI: domain.com:1234/db?ssl=true
console: mongo -ssl -sslCAFile example.pem example.dblayer.com:10373/admin -u user -p pass
https://www.compose.io/articles/going-ssl-with-compose-mongodb-plus/
lorensr
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What is this feature request? Is it support for the mongo driver? For mongo shell? Is there a reproduction?
To my knowledge, we pass the MONGO_URL string to the node driver which already supports SSL urls.
Slava
on 28 Jul 2015
Just for future reference for anyone confused about how to add the PEM file or setting -sslVerify or anything like that (like I was), note that the node driver (which Meteor uses) doesn't require it: http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/2.0/tutorials/enterprise_features/
It won't do any certificate chain validation (which is less than ideal), but it will connect. All you need to do is specify ?ssl=true on your connection string to connect to an SSL-enabled host.
alax
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Just for future reference for anyone confused about how to add the PEM file or setting -sslVerify or anything like that (like I was), note that the node driver (which Meteor uses) doesn't require it: http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/2.0/tutorials/enterprise_features/
It won't do any certificate chain validation (which is less than ideal), but it will connect. All you need to do is specify
?ssl=trueon your connection string to connect to an SSL-enabled host.