Lets encrypt makes sense in a world where you have pet servers and can install random software like certbot and keep them running for years. In a world of cont

Lets encrypt makes sense in a world where you have pet servers and can install random software like certbot and keep them running for years. In a world of containerized and immutable cattle servers its not a good solution. Especially not when you technically only need it for something that is internally accessible. Currently my homelab setup is based on running certbot locally in a docker and a calender entry - maybe I get annoyed enough and switch to my own cert at some point, but those are also a big pita.