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To deploy the Constellation Application Static Service with HTTPS enabled, you need to ensure that you have a valid PKI HTTPS certificate trusted by the domain where you deploy the service. Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Download the Docker Image: Download the `constellation-appstatic-service/docker-image` from the Pega repository, tag it, and push it to your registry.
2. Start the Service: Start the Constellation AppStatic Service on Docker with the following command:

```sh docker run -p 3000:3000 -v /EXTERNAL_STORAGE:/usr/src/app/dist/customers --name constellation-appstatic DOCKER_IMAGE port=3000 root=/usr/src/app/dist urlPath=/constellation-appstatic ``` Note: The `EXTERNAL_STORAGE` parameter refers to the path to the external storage volume dedicated for the service. The `DOCKER_IMAGE` parameter refers to the name and tag of the `constellation-appstatic-service/docker-image` in your registry.

1. Enable HTTPS: Ensure that the URL endpoint for your Constellation Pega Static Service is secured with a PKI webserver certificate. The certificate must match the domain you use for the service and must be valid. This is crucial as the Constellation Pega Static Service does not work without a PKI webserver certificate installed on the URL endpoint to secure the connection and allow HTTPS.
2. Load Balancer Configuration: If you are using a load balancer, make sure it is configured to handle HTTPS traffic and that it uses the PKI certificate to secure the connection.

If you have already tried using Nginx with a reverse proxy and it did not work, double-check your Nginx configuration to ensure it is correctly set up to handle HTTPS traffic and that the certificate is properly configured.

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