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Now that the SHA-2 transition is finished, EV certs are next. (Because of the transition, there was some uncertainty about where we'd be sourcing our certs mov

by agwa 12y ago

Now that the SHA-2 transition is finished, EV certs are next. (Because of the transition, there was some uncertainty about where we'd be sourcing our certs moving forward, which blocked progress on EV certs.)

avtar 12y ago
I went through your FAQ but could not determine if the wildcard certs have any restrictions. Can one cert be used on several haproxy (or whatever) instances or are additional licences required? And do open source projects get any discounts?
- agwa 12y ago
  You can install a cert (wildcard or non-wildcard) on any number of servers, haproxy instances, etc. There aren't any discounts for open source projects at the moment, but it's something I'll consider. GlobalSign does give away free certs to open source projects (https://www.globalsign.com/ssl/ssl-open-source/ https://www.globalsign.com/ssl/ssl-open-source/), though you wouldn't be able to use any of SSLMate's tools or automation with one of their certs.