I built a simple Node.js backend project (using Express.js) that connect to PostgreSQL database. It works fine when I POST to the API using HTTPS protocol. But, I would like to POST the data from my IoT device, that must be in HTTP protocol. How to do that? Thanks in advance.
Marco De Mitri has answered this question on Spectrum Chat Zeit Now. There is no way to disable SSL. All Now deployments are HTTPS by default. Source: https://zeit.co/docs/v1/other/faq#how-do-i-disable-https-and-just-use-http-instead
I would love the ability to turn off https redirects in my Now app.
My app allows hundreds of devs to load js files from their localhost right into my deployed environment, and it's a huge pain walking all the devs through the process of generating ssl certs and getting their localhost server to do ssl, and to get the browser to accept the insecure cert. Might have to switch away from Now so that my users don't have to deal with ssl when locally hosting js files. 馃槶 馃槶 馃槶
Deploy on Amazon S3, it provides Http protocol.
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I would love the ability to turn off https redirects in my Now app.
My app allows hundreds of devs to load js files from their localhost right into my deployed environment, and it's a huge pain walking all the devs through the process of generating ssl certs and getting their localhost server to do ssl, and to get the browser to accept the insecure cert. Might have to switch away from Now so that my users don't have to deal with ssl when locally hosting js files. 馃槶 馃槶 馃槶