How To Host Chirpstack on a subdomain such as "example.com/console" using Ansible

ChirpStack Application Server
#1

Hello, I have successfully setup chirpstack on my domain. However, I want to host my home page on my domain and host chirpstack on a subdomain like “example.com/console” inorder to prevent access to the application ui from my end users.
My end goal is to link all the features I want from chirpstack application server to my own private web applications.

I have tried changing adding the subdomain “example.com/console” in the group_vars/single_server.yml file, however letsencrypt doesn’t seem to generate certificates for this domains.

#2

this is not subdomain, this is path. subdomain must be look like this http://console.example.com

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#3

Sorry my bad. I already have the subdomain “example.com” and chirpstack works fine whenever I access from that subdomain. However I want to move chirpstack to a path as I want to host my products home page on our subdomain “example.com”

#4

bind the app server to another port instead of 8080 and use nginx f.e.

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#5

Thanks, nginx f.e.?

Also do you mind throwing light on where I can find the configuration files to make amendments like I said I used ansible to setup my remote instance from my local pc

#6

I mean “for example”

here, of course: https://nginx.org/en/

#7

Oo great. I understand there is an nginx server gets setup while using the ansible playbook (https://github.com/brocaar/chirpstack-ansible-playbook/blob/master/roles/chirpstack-application-server/templates/chirpstack-application-server.nginx).

I want to confirm if this is the right file to edit, for the question which I put up initially, before I start making changes to it.