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Yeah, even with all the reporting in the world at my employer sometimes we sometimes miss one, or a setting. It's hard to be good at certs.
by nekoashide 7y ago
Yeah, even with all the reporting in the world at my employer sometimes we sometimes miss one, or a setting. It's hard to be good at certs.
- weavie 7y agoUptime robot (https://uptimerobot.com/ https://uptimerobot.com/) can be set up to alert you about any upcoming cert expiries. It has saved our necks a few times.
- jb775 7y agoIs the free tier for this something that's valuable or do you realistically need the pro version?
- amiraliakbari 7y agoThe free tier doesn't include SSL monitoring, but has many other useful free features.
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agohttps://uptimerobot.com/pricing https://uptimerobot.com/pricing lists SSL monitoring under paid features.
- heavenlyblue 7y agoCome on, I have failed to update a cert many times before; but the only single reason that happened was because I never bothered to set a calendar reminder to do so.
- michaelt 7y agoImagine, through a series of company acquisitions and suchlike, you've got forty internal web services spread across five different tech stacks, three primary public-facing websites, plus some APIs, and some mail servers, and some secondary sites like a recruiting website built and managed by an external company. At that point, calendar reminders ain't going to cut it. And I imagine that TechCrunch-Oath-AOL-Yahoo-Verizon has at least that much complexity.