I manage EudaCertMgr, an on-premises certificate orchestrator that issues and renews via the Let's Encrypt ACMEv2 API and deploys to Linux and Windows fleets from a single host over SSH. I'd like to submit it for the ACME Client Implementations list.
Confirming the listing criteria: it is not browser-based, performs fully automatic renewals on a systemd timer, and triggers renewals at randomized times within the renewal window (it also honors ARI/renewalInfo where advertised). It respects the Let's Encrypt trademark policy in all UI and docs.
Your comparison includes Certify The Web but ignores Certify Management Hub, which is self-hosted and can run on linux. Agents are optional and you can just deploy over SSH/SFTP if you want to. Time to first cert from install is 5 mins max, not 30mins +.
Thanks Chris. Hub looks cool, and I love the web interface. I think we have a few more features to offer. Our time to first cert is much closer to 5 minutes as well, but I left it at 15 for slow readers, or those that need to set up their ACME accounts etc. I look forward to a little friendly competition, good luck!
@aswope absolutely, there are many great tools in the ACME ecosystem and a rising tide floats all boats. My main issue with your comparison was that it implies we're windows only and agent only [ and the hub means there is no specific need for a cloud dashboard]. I'm guessing yours is a management process +UI wrapping lego, a bit like certimate or certwarden.