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They are also paying more for bandwidth for the cross-sign certs. I'm not sure exactly how much it is but it's not 0. Serving and computing and sending extra by
by AdamJacobMuller 3y ago
They are also paying more for bandwidth for the cross-sign certs. I'm not sure exactly how much it is but it's not 0. Serving and computing and sending extra bytes costs money too!
- bawolff 3y agoI would assume it is 0. Once the cert is cross signed, what more bandwidth/computation is there?
- mcfedr 3y agoThey have to provide it as part of the chain of certificates that an acme client receives. So one more cert in every response.
- why_only_15 3y agoIn the post they say: > In addition, dropping the cross-sign will reduce the number of certificate bytes sent in a TLS handshake by over 40%