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1. Add a project to the same solution and call it *MyWebAPI*. Select **API** as the project type, and clear the checkbox for **Configure for HTTPS**.
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> In this design, we're only using SSL for communication with the client, not for communication from between containers in the same web application. Only `WebFrontEnd` needs HTTPS and the code in the examples assumes that you have cleared that checkbox. In general, the .NET developer certificates used by Visual Studio are only supported for external-to-container requests, not for container-to-container requests.
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> In this design, we're only using HTTPS for communication with the client, not for communication from between containers in the same web application. Only `WebFrontEnd` needs HTTPS and the code in the examples assumes that you have cleared that checkbox. In general, the .NET developer certificates used by Visual Studio are only supported for external-to-container requests, not for container-to-container requests.
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