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In order to run HTTPS on my node.js application, I load the certificates within my application. It works fine on my laptop. I am now pushing my work on OpenShift, but the app does not work anymore (ligatures.net).
The Openshift [documentation][1] says certificates can be loaded via the web console. So do I need to load my SSL certificates within my application or should I rely on the web console instead?
You need to load the ssl certificates in the OpenShift web console, as the ssl termination happens on the proxy that is part of the node that your gear is on.