Downgraded to 2.4.0 and it works. Was not aware of the Helm v2 or earlier requirement at http://developer.avid.com/cert/feature-pack-installation/docs-public/build.html (read more)

I think I've found the cause. The localhost certificate used by cloudux-starter-kit does not have a "Subject Alternative Name" as chrome reports in the screenshot I posted. This causes chrome to block all calls to https://localhost, this then crashes the proxy server. A solution that works... (read more)

Hi there, Running a plug-in app going to localhost gives me this error on chrome: I mostly ignore this error but the plug-in has been crashing and Media Central constantly reports a" NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID " error to the console. I want to rule this out as the source of the crash... (read more)

It's 3.7.1 (read more)

I see, thanks Tilman. For the 3rd option, did you purchase an extra cloudux instance like mentioned here ? (read more)

Hi there, I was testing the cloudux-starter-kit feature pack build process and I ran into this error I followed the instructions on this cloud-ux-starter-kit page and put in all the neccessay information in the project. Any idea what's happening here? -Kenneth (read more)

Hi Michael, Tried this out and no matter the machine I use it says " Error: listen EADDRNOTAVAIL: address not available". Could you explain how the Cloudux-starter-kit tries to create the proxy on the proxyhost provided? (read more)

Yup looks like it works. On another note, is it possible to use typescript in the react app created by cloudux starter kit? (read more)

Hi there, I'm working on a media central cloud ux plug-in and I'd like to setup a testing environment so other members of my dev team can see a testing version of the plug-in as it's developed. I would also like to setup CD/CI for this testing version. I came across this tutorial called "CI... (read more)

Hi there Vadym, I'm trying to do the same thing here. Looking at the inews-notifications example I noticed there were calls to the cloud-ux server to get an access token of some kind. That access token is then used in subsequent calls to something called the CTMS-registry. I tried out those calls... (read more)