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>It is also not good for internal networks where you can not valid out to something like lets encrypt to automate that validation process Why not? Just use DNS
by Hamuko 4y ago
>It is also not good for internal networks where you can not valid out to something like lets encrypt to automate that validation process
Why not? Just use DNS validation.
- linsomniac 4y agoYep, I do this for internal names, works great. I've used acme.sh to update the names in a public zone that is isolated from the rest of the zone and has it's unique AWS credentials to update via Route53.