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Hello,
Yes, it is possible to force the HTTP to HTTPS redirect. You can follow the steps on how to do that here:
Hope that this helps! Regards, Bobby
Thanks @bobbyiliev, that’s what I’ve done but when I test it out with curl http://domain.com I get a connection refused error for port 80. Using https works as expected.
I have configured a firewall blocking public access to port 80 the droplets from the internet, but I suppose that shouldn’t affect the redirecting, which should happen in the load balancer.
I must be doing something wrong, but can’t see what that would be.