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What's the argument against using one's own actual domain? In these modern times where every device and software wants to force HTTPS, being able to get rid of
by tbyehl 1y ago
What's the argument against using one's own actual domain? In these modern times where every device and software wants to force HTTPS, being able to get rid of all the browser warnings is nice.
- waynesonfire 1y agoI think this is ideal. You make a great point that even if you were to use .internal TLD that is reserved for internal use, you wouldn't be able to use letsencrypt to get a SSL certificate for it. Not sure if there are other ssl options for .internal. But, self-signed is a PITA. I guess the lesson is to deploy a self-signed root ca in your infra early.
- octagons 1y agoCheck out Smallstep’s step-ca server [0]. It still requires some work, but it allows you to run your own CA and ACME server. I have nothing against just hosting records off of a subdomain and using LE as mentioned, but I personally find it satisfying to host everything myself. [0] https://smallstep.com/docs/step-ca/ https://smallstep.com/docs/step-ca/