gitlab-omnibus

I started to look in to ssl certificates when I stumbled upon let's encrypt , and I wanted to use it with gitlab, however being that it is running on a raspberry pi 2 and its running quite perfectly now (so I dont want to mess anything up), he would I go about installing a lets encrypt ssl certificate properly? PS: My installation is omnibus There are 2 ways depending on your infrastructure setup (Raspi, big Cloud server or something in between): If you have an externally accessible Server (means your Gitlab host is callable from the Let´s Encrypt servers, which is needed for Let´s Encrypt´s

I already run a gitlab server inside a docker container with an external nginx server inside an other docker container, so the gitlab nginx server is deactivated. Now I want to use the docker registry included in the gitlab server. I try to get the information from the administration manual: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/container_registry.html and use a fitted nginx config from linked file: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/master/lib/support/nginx/registry-ssl to the gitlab.rb I added: ... registry_external_url 'url' registry_nginx['enable'] = false registry['enable']

I have installed Gitlab CE version. I can find nginx bundled in Gitlab. However I cannot find a way to restart nginx separately. I have tried sudo service nginx restart but it gives: * Restarting nginx nginx [fail] I have checked all the document but cannot find a solution. I am trying to add vhost to the bundled nginx according to this tutorial . But I stuck at that step. Is there other way to add vhost to bundled nginx with Gitlab? Or How can I check whether my nginx conf work? Edit: 502 error I have solved. I try to use NON-bundle nginx according to this doc , But after I modify gitlab.rb

I installed Gitlab CE on a dedicated Ubuntu 14.04 server edition with Omnibus package . Now I would want to install three other virtual hosts next to gitlab. Two are node.js web applications launched by a non-root user running on two distinct ports > 1024 , the third is a PHP web application that need a web server to be launched from. There are: a private bower registry running on 8081 ( node.js ) a private npm registry running on 8082 ( node.js ) a private composer registry ( PHP ) But Omnibus listen 80 and doesn't seem to use neither Apache2 or Nginx, thus I can't use them to serve my PHP