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Whitelist localhost for development #5
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Hi joninsky, we have no official recommendations, but as a developer I have used this in the past: https://ngrok.com/ - helps to convert your server to https + assigns a temporary domain (which you can whitelist in QuickSight) There are also some other blog posts which help you run the localhost server on https: [1] https://medium.freecodecamp.org/how-to-get-https-working-on-your-local-development-environment-in-5-minutes-7af615770eec The requirements in QuickSight for whitelisting are:
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Thanks you for the links! I'll check them out. |
I'm using windows 10 and follow this article to grant https in my localhost : https://medium.com/@richardr39/using-angular-cli-to-serve-over-https-locally-70dab07417c8 But, when I add https://localhost domain to QuickSight, they said that
I thought I have to create a fake domain in host file to fake it. |
You can use the IP address of the local host with the port number to whitelist the domain and access the URL with your IP address and port number |
I had to add a host to my hosts file and run my Angular app using |
@ajkulkarni i installed ngrok and was able to satisfy https, validdomain checks. But when i try to load the url in a <iframe>I still gets "us-east-1.quicksight.aws.amazon.com refused to connect." error. any idea how to solve this? |
@mayunike Hi, I'm encountering the same issue here, did you figure out how to solve such issues? Thanks |
Do we have support for local development? |
Embedding URL's don't work on local host for development. This is annoying because I can't test locally. I have to push to our development URL and wait for cloudformation to get around to refreshing the cache. Any recommendations?
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