Use HTTPS port in Ingress when enabled #102
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Overview
When enabling HTTPS, the ingress still forwards traffic to the service over HTTP. This PR sets the destination port to the HTTPS port when .Values.ingress.https is true.
What this PR does / why we need it
Enabling HTTPS currently does nothing for the communication between the ingress and the service, defeating the purpose altogether. With this PR HTTPS is also used between the service and ingress (when complemented with the necessary annotation for nginx).
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Signed-off-by: Zach Mitchell [email protected]