certera

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by certera 7y ago
The certera web app will run on Windows and Linux. It can also be made to work for mac, but it's not yet compiled for that.
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by certera 7y ago
Hi HN! Certera is a central validation server for Let's Encrypt certificates. It's a cross platform, self-hosted web application. With Certera, you can centralize all of your LE certificates and keys, monitor certificates and rece
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Show HN: Certera – A central validation server for Let's Encrypt certificates(docs.certera.io)
8 points by certera 7y ago|5 comments
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by certera 7y ago
Why do you want more users? Are you wanting to build your own recognition in the UX space? I hope I don't sound snarky. I just want to better understand your thoughts and motives.
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by certera 7y ago
What's your intention here? Just want to get more users, looking for help, trying to make money, etc.
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by certera 7y ago
Saw this from the early adopter thread. Looks really well build. How much time dedicated over the decade+? What are your thoughts on how well these kinds of tools generate html? Brings me back to Dreamweaver.
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by certera 7y ago
If it dies, there can be a point where the maintainer can re-license under more open terms, no? Until that point, the work and contributions are ensured to help sustain the creator. I'm planning on releasing my project under similar te
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by certera 7y ago
I'm not sure sure it will go "badly". I believe there's a fundamental issue with a class of software applications that the current OSI licenses don't do much for. Let me clarify that statement with some examples. If
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by certera 7y ago
I love how you licensed it. I'm seeing a trend in how developers are being thoughtful about the licensing and how it will help monetize their efforts later. Excited to see how this goes.
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by certera 7y ago
I really enjoyed this article. It's still as applicable today as when it was written. Not everything needs to be a SaaS.
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by certera 7y ago
I agree. I'm developing something, and while a subscription is attractive to me, I feel it's not correctly aligned to what users deserve. I'm burned out by all of these subscriptions and trying to go back to my "roots&qu