Bokeh unable to render in secure/https page

many company computers will not render a page if it’s not “https”. Has anyone figured out how to render a bokeh plot in https?
I’ve used --use-xheaders and added “listen 80” in the ngnix.conf file but still no luck

@Shadi_Ghrayeb you have not provided any actual details (e.g. logs, configs) either about what exactly you attempted, or how things were going wrong, so all I can do is point you to the documentation. ^[1] The Bokeh server supports directly terminating SSL itself, or it can be run behind a reverse proxy configured to terminate SSL. Both scenarios are described here:

1. I’m also assuming this question is about the Bokeh server, since you have not stated. ↩︎

If u want a secure link to your Bokeh might I suggest that u set up a public AWS S3 bucket, then create some Pyscript that can embed your Bokeh into html, then import the html file into your bucket. Finally provide the https link to your end user. You can see some code I created here for starters

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