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Have you tried using Caddy? It handles automatic HTTPS (a.k.a Let's Encrypt) renewal across a fleet. https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#fleet https:/
by aloknnikhil 7y ago
Have you tried using Caddy? It handles automatic HTTPS (a.k.a Let's Encrypt) renewal across a fleet.
https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#fleet https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#fleet
- linsomniac 7y agoI have, I set it up around 6 months ago on a couple of my own personal sites, and it seems to work pretty well. It took a while to figure out the right way to configure it for multiple site hosting, but it has been pretty trouble-free. The cert registration and renewal was really slick. If you want to see it "in action" on a single EC2 instance: https://pythoneers.org/ https://pythoneers.org/ I used an Ansible role to provision it, antonier77/caddy-ansible and it has worked nicely. But, as another comment mentioned: If you are in an AWS load balancer, you probably want to use the AWS certificates.
- manishsharan 7y agoCaddy seems nice but I am way too invested in Nginx
- mholt 7y agoThis reminds me... we have an nginx config adapter started. Would you be willing to help try it when we get it closer to being done? It will let you bring your nginx config and converts it to a Caddy config.