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Let's Encrypt is brilliant and the web needs it but the tooling isn't quite there. For example with haproxy you need the entire chain and private key together,
by sofaofthedamned 11y ago
Let's Encrypt is brilliant and the web needs it but the tooling isn't quite there.
For example with haproxy you need the entire chain and private key together, which I have to do manually. As the API is open it's doable - I may even do something myself.
I can't wait until I have something that somebody else or I has written that, once the API is complete, you can stick in a cron job and does the concatenation and reloads haproxy/nginx/whatever. Until then the whole thing is beta.
It's not even the monetary aspect - i'd happily pay for certs, but LE is so on the way to making it a devop as opposed to a finance/ops thing that it needs to be encouraged. Donation incoming...