> This is not a free solution FWIW I use letsencrypt for this, for free. The only downside is having a central set of HTTPS routers (e.g. nginx) that hold the

> This is not a free solution FWIW I use letsencrypt for this, for free. The only downside is having a central set of HTTPS routers (e.g. nginx) that hold the wildcart certs to terminate TLS. If you spread your hosts across sites it can be annoying.