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by certera 6y ago
> How do I retrieve certificates on my servers? Do I have to use the Certera API for that? Yes, and it's very simple & basic. A single CURL to get it like so: curl https://<your_certera>/api/certifica
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by certera 6y ago
> Why not just use Let's Encrypt? ZeroSSL comes with significant advantages compared to Let's Encrypt, including access to a fully-featured SSL management console, an REST API for SSL management, SSL monitoring, and more. This
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by certera 6y ago
That's great feedback. I'll update the docs to better explain the why. To elaborate on the why for alerting, there are many situations that I've seen where things change and subsequently fail silently. Perhaps some dependenci
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by certera 6y ago
To centrally manage all of your LE certificates, keys, alerting, etc. You can also more easily use LE certs in a wider array of scenarios too. Check out the docs to learn more.
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by certera 6y ago
Check out Certera https://docs.certera.io It's PKI for Let's Encrypt certificates. Helps you issue, renew, revoke certs from a central place. Also get alerts so you know when things have changed, expired, failed to ren
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by certera 6y ago
Plugging my project Certera as a means to manage keys used for Let's Encrypt certificates: https://docs.certera.io You can rotate keys and facilitate key pinning scenarios. Cheers!
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by certera 6y ago
I've been following Caddy and what they're doing makes sense. Certera aims to fill a gap in centralizing and managing LE certs and allowing those certs to be used in more places and scenarios.
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by certera 6y ago
Was working on this before the virus, but still am actively developing it. https://docs.certera.io It's a central place to monitor, issue, renew, revoke your Let's Encrypt certificates.
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Certera – a better way to use Let's Encrypt certificates(docs.certera.io)
2 points by certera 6y ago|0 comments
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by certera 6y ago
> If you want to find an attenuated strain you have to look in people with mild symptoms Shouldn't we be looking at people with no symptoms? I know this is not ideal as we're likely only testing symptomatic people.
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by certera 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I had no clue they existed. Looks very well thought out and documented.
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by certera 6y ago
Continuing to improve Certera, PKI for Let's Encrypt. https://docs.certera.io
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by certera 7y ago
With the world of developers becoming "senior" at faster and faster rates, we're asymptomatically approaching the demise of these questions, no?
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by certera 7y ago
Working on https://certera.io Think of it as PKI for Let's Encrypt certificates. LE certs are great, but Certera is aiming to make it simpler, easier and more useful.
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by certera 7y ago
That was my first thought as well. Their main park, where the zoo is, has only the trees along the walk way defined. Maybe I didn't understand where this thing was supposed to be going.
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by certera 7y ago
I hear this often and also had issues with this. Shameless plug for my project, Certera. Solves that problem and much more. https://docs.certera.io
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by certera 7y ago
Completely agree. The emails you get from LE are nice, but often not enough and hard to manage at scale. I created Certera to help manage LE at scale (helps with rate limits, has monitoring and alerting of expiring certificates as well as f
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by certera 7y ago
You're spot on. I was aware of this limitation of GH pages and once I make money, I can start spending on actual hosting. I explained more above.
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by certera 7y ago
I'm hosting on Github pages and it only issues a single cert for the one custom domain configured. https://github.community/t5/GitHub-Pages/Does-GitHub-Pages-S... Hopefully when I make some money I can move t
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by certera 7y ago
GPL is great for certain types of products, however, infrastructure types of projects aren't one of them. I haven't been marketing at all, and I just recently finished the first stable release, so the jury is still out on whether
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by certera 7y ago
I'm going to shamelessly plug my project, Certera, here. It handles monitoring/tracking, cert issuance and renewals and helps larger organizations manage their certificate needs more consistently. https://docs.certera.i
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by certera 7y ago
Why not run ES on the bare metal servers?
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by certera 7y ago
Tell us more about your startup. There are always people here interested in what others are doing.
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by certera 7y ago
Ya, but what kind of battery?
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by certera 7y ago
Are you looking to start a business? SaaS, consultancy, etc.?
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by certera 7y ago
Shameless plug for Certera for these more complex scenarios: https://docs.certera.io I found that the certs behind a load balancer were enough of a problem that a solution was needed.
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by certera 7y ago
I found this to be a problem too and created Certera (shameless plug). It helps simplify a lot of things and fixes some of the pain points of the typical ACME clients. https://docs.certera.io
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by certera 7y ago
I completely agree. I went this route with my recent project and it was very refreshing.
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Introducing Certera(dev.to)
2 points by certera 7y ago|0 comments
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by certera 7y ago
Ah, apologies, I should have been able to figure that out. As it stands, it currently only stores on the machine where the app runs. I have put thought into storing it into something like an HSM as I think that would only raise the confiden

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