Domain: tibit.com / api.tibit.com My hosting provider: Heroku w/ CloudFlare Greetings. I read in multiple topics here that using LE for the Origin-CloudFlare ‘encryption-leg’ isn’t a problem, but other places (including seemingly Heroku https://kb.heroku.com/how-can-i-use-automated-certificate-m…

Let’s Encrypt needs to verify your control over the domain before it can issue you a certificate for it. It can do this in three possible ways. It seems that Heroku only implemented one of those, TLS-SNI-01, which works by issuing temporary certificates with special names. This is indeed not compati…

[image] Justin_Maxwell: I’m so in love with LE auto-certificate issuing and renewal, it’s going to be painful to go back to manual installation of CF ‘origin certificates’ or self-signed certs, or whatever… For what it's worth, Cloudflare Origin certificates can include wildcards, and can be …

[image] Using CloudFlare with Let's Encrypt With CloudFlare - Issues with Reverse Proxying Help h… [image] Tutorial - Certbot Cloudflare DNS with Apache Web Servers on Ubuntu 16.10 Server H…

Yeah, I found a bunch of these (and similar) but they all assume locally-administered servers - there’s a real lack of information to help people understand the implications of LE certs when using Cloudflare when using a ‘locked down’ cloud hosting service. I appreciate it’s complex, and varies a l…

Maybe we should write up a broader introduction to Let’s Encrypt that talks about who would be responsible for what in various kinds of hosting models. I agree that our existing introductory material is a bit specific to the things that we’re best-equipped to support with clients like Certbot—primar…

why not figure it out and write a guide? sorry to be blunt but if you make certain design choises then that’s up to you - expecting there to be guides to cover every possible situation is a bit unrealistic most of the guides people use are written by peope figuring things out and sharing (but some…

heroku ACM use hinges on the use of Heroku DNS (it's the way they wrote the client) You can use the heroku CLI to install 3rd party certificates. [image] Heroku SSL | Heroku Dev Center SSL is a cryptographic protocol that provides end-to-end encryption and integrity for all web request…

CloudFlare CDN and Heroku ACM (or similar)

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