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I'm also doing this. I have a wildcard certificate for *.local.example.com (and local.example.com), and a local DNS server which resolves all the subdomains of
by qwertox 6y ago
I'm also doing this.
I have a wildcard certificate for *.local.example.com (and local.example.com), and a local DNS server which resolves all the subdomains of local.example.com.
All local servers share the same certificate and it gets refreshed automatically every 2 months. local.example.com has a public NS entry to a custom nameserver which only exists so that letsencrypt can perform the DNS validation for that domain (and its subdomains).
This way I can use server-1.local.example.com, server-2.local.example.com, workstation-1.local.example.com internally with TLS.
- coddle-hark 6y agoAnd we should be thankful that workflow is supported by LE. I just don’t think it’s a reasonable expectation that people will buy a domain and host a public nameserver so they can run QUIC on localhost.