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Greetings, I'm trying to send system metrics via a Python script hosted on an EC2 instance (AWS) to collectors hosted on EC2 instances behind an application load balancer. Assuming that an organizational policy is in place to redirect HTTP traffic to HTTPS, there would be a listener on the ALB to redirect port 4318 traffic to 443, then pass that traffic to 4318 on the target group instances. Main hurdle I'm facing is an SSL verification error: My code is pretty simple. Just wondering how I would go about bypassing the certificate verification?
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Hello I'm not sure we can do that. Our code just relies on |
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Hello
I'm not sure we can do that. Our code just relies on
grpc
to create secure or insecure channels. I looked around and it seems like there is no support to skip SSL verification on Python.