Help with SSL connection on Amazon DocumentDB

upcase-chefs

2 years ago

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  DanRibbens

  Payload Team

  2 years ago

  This feature is up now in the published v0.2.10! You can update your package.json Payload dependency to "^0.2.10" get this change.

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  upcase-chefs

  2 years ago

  Hey Dan! Thank you and the team so much!
  Now the fun begins :)

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  prove-ability

  9 months ago

  yarn update payload@0.2.10 did i misunderstand?

  

  Thanks in advance!

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  jmikrut

  Payload Team

  9 months ago

  Hey @prove-ability — Payload version 0.2.10 is now quite out of date. This discussion was from Feb 2021. We're now at 0.17.3. You should use the latest version of Payload instead.

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  jmikrut

  Payload Team

  2 years ago

  Hi @upcase-chefs — great question and great request. We would be happy to support the passing of Mongoose options.

  Give us a bit here and we will make it happen! You can expect this functionality to be released in 1 to 2 days from now.

  We will report back to this discussion when we have it added!

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  upcase-chefs

  2 years ago

  Hey Folks,

  My suggested steps:

  1. on the index.js add the follow parameter besides the url: mongoAdditionalOptions

  On the connect.js, receive the mongoAdditionalOptions object and append it to the connectionOptions...

  var finalOptions = {...connectionOptions, ...mongoAdditionalOptions}
  Also, on the index.js it's needed read Amazon's .pem file and pass the buffer (or the string. I'm not quite sure) to the mongoose parameters.

  https://mongoosejs.com/docs/tutorials/ssl.html

  I hope this helps.

  We are Eager to buy the Payload licenses. But we still need to fix this one and another bug on Relationship that I just opened there. This is blocking our workload to be implemented.

  Cheers.
  Chefsclub team.

  

  DanRibbens

  Payload Team

  2 years ago

  This is similar to what I came up with.

  I named it mongoOptions instead of mongoAdditionalOptions, but the functionality is the same as you described.

  Here is the PR:
  https://github.com/payloadcms/payload/pull/56/files