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Day 82: Switching to Let's Encrypt for XRay on App Engine #100DaysOfIndieWeb
A couple days ago, I switched most of my *.p3k.io domains over to individual Let's Encrypt certificates. It was relatively easy for the apps that are running on my main server. However, XRay is actually running on Google App Engine, which means my streamlined workflow for requesting and renewing certificates doesn't apply.continue reading... -
Day 80: Replaced my HTTPS Certificates #100DaysOfIndieWeb
Normally I wouldn't have let this kind of change qualify for my #100Days project, but I was blocked from using any of my indieweb tools, and I feel like there's a good lesson here.continue reading... -
Chrome 57 dropped the StartCom root so all my wildcard certs stopped working. Guess today is gonna be moving a bunch to @letsencrypt -
I wrote about my relatively painless process of getting an https cert using letsencrypt! http://aaronparecki.com/articles/2015/12/07/1/letsencrypt
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Setting up HTTPS with Letsencrypt.org
I use nginx to serve my HTTPS domains, and Letsencrypt support for nginx is still in beta. I also have a relatively specialized nginx config setup so I don't want any automated script messing with those files. Below are the steps I took to use the letsencrypt tool to generate and automatically renew a certificate for a domain.continue reading...
