4 ms·
Is it truly much more difficult? At worst you could batch them by week and registered email, a one-liner can generate the list of destinations, and then you sen
by Y_Y 1y ago
Is it truly much more difficult? At worst you could batch them by week and registered email, a one-liner can generate the list of destinations, and then you send that to your newsletter-sender-service and call the email "your cert is expiring next week".
- leakycap 1y agoIt is easy to think something like this is easy until you attempt to do it. Are you really questioning a free SSL Certificate system when it says something is too complex and not worth it? If you ever set up a free SSL before LetsEncrypt, you'd know they're amazing and you can trust them not to lie to you, especially about this where they've outlined the reasons clearly.
- szszrk 1y agoOf course it's more difficult. You are talking of a volume of around 600 000 000 domains (based on a plot on their website) that try to renew at best after 8 weeks. And that's just default profile, there are 160h certs profiles now [0]. You think they will ever send nearly as much as (at least) 75 million newsletter mails weekly? Sendgrid's highest value in their pricing slider is 1,25 mil a week. - [0] https://letsencrypt.org/docs/profiles/ https://letsencrypt.org/docs/profiles/