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Other than Amazon Certificate Manager as moatra mentions (which I don't think let's you export the certificate), I don't think there is currently an option for
by AcidBurn 11y ago
Other than Amazon Certificate Manager as moatra mentions (which I don't think let's you export the certificate), I don't think there is currently an option for free wildcard certificates.
As an alternative you could incorporate provisioning of a Let's Encrypt certificate for the new subdomain into your deployment process since the process is designed to be automated.
- iancarroll 11y agoCurrent rate limiting wouldn't really make it possible, unfortunately.
- x0 11y agoNot if you have more than five subdomains, you have to wait for a week, like me.
- detaro 11y ago... if you need a different certificate for each subdomain. You are limited to 5 certificates per domain per week, each of which can be valid for many subdomains. Bad if you want to be able to add them dynamically every time a new name comes up, but if it is a static set...
- mitchty 11y agoI used SubjectAltNames on my setup. One domain/one cert, though I only did 2 subdomains.