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$10 a month for one certificate seems kind of expensive, considering a script with openssl can do the same thing for free. And only 25 for enterprise? Our mid
by evandena 12y ago
$10 a month for one certificate seems kind of expensive, considering a script with openssl can do the same thing for free.
And only 25 for enterprise? Our midsize business is currently using 416 certs.
- iancarroll 12y agoCan I ask how you've created 416 certificates for a mid size company? Holy shit, lol. Unless those include SMIME certs, but still...
- evandena 12y agoLots of internal web services, web servers, VM hosts, MQ channels, LDAP stores, etc (times 5, for different platforms and locations). Everything gets a cert, haven't been using wildcards. Lots of internal signed certs, but they suffer the same problems that this service is trying to solve.
- yourabi 12y agoThank you for the feedback - interesting to hear that your midsize business generated 416 certs. We do more than you can do by scripting OpenSSL. For example: as far as I know OpenSSL won't warn you if your certificate is signed using SHA1 - one of new several features we're about to push out. More generally scripting OpenSSL requires knowledge, time and infrastructure many people aren't able or willing to invest (what is monitoring the monitor...)