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Lets Encrypt works fine for personal sites, etc. but it absolutely crushes the use case of being a large scale service needing to support thousands of individua
by michaelbuckbee 9y ago
Lets Encrypt works fine for personal sites, etc. but it absolutely crushes the use case of being a large scale service needing to support thousands of individual sites, each with their own SSL cert.
Heroku, Hubspot, Shopify, etc. all have implemented LetsEncrypt and UX wise, is now pretty much just the default.
- netzone 9y agoYup. I use LetsEncrypt for 12 sites with their own individual certs, and even that gets painful, but managable.
- majewsky 9y agoIf that is painful, you should have automated it. I don't even know how many certs I have ATM (maybe 20 or 30 or so), because it's so easy to add new domains. I described my setup here: https://blog.bethselamin.de/posts/how-i-run-certbot.html https://blog.bethselamin.de/posts/how-i-run-certbot.html