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Generate Lets Encrypt SSL Certiface with acme.sh

I had problems with the instructions from my post, because Lets Encrypt is switching from ACME API v1 to ACME API v2. So I switched to acme.sh to generate Let’s Encrypt certificates in manual DNS mode. The steps are simple… Weiterlesen →

Configure Backend Re-Encryption at Azure Application Gateway v2

The Application Gateway v2 has considerable advantages over the v1. Support for autoscaling, zone redundant operation or use as an ingress in the AKS are just a few features from the list. The re-encryption of the back-end data traffic is… Weiterlesen →

Configure Backend Re-Encryption at Azure Application Gateway v1

The Azure Application Gateway is a load balancer with some additional features, such as path-based routing, a web application firewall or SSL termination. However, if the traffic to the backend has to be encrypted also, (it has to be re-encrypted),… Weiterlesen →

Setup Kubernetes Ingress with SSL-Passthrough

In the first post we created two subdomain certificates and in the second post we created two docker images. Each image offer a simple self-hosted service which includes the Kestrel Server and additionally configured for SSL.Now we want to set… Weiterlesen →

Create Docker Images with SSL Kestrel API Service

In the previous post we created a certificate for a subdomain and now we want to use it in our .NET Core project and create it as a container image. Later it will be used for an Ingress with SSL-Pass-Through…. Weiterlesen →

Manual generate SSL Certificate from Lets Encrypt

I needed 2 subdomain certificates from Lets Encrypt. I had looked at some tools and found ACMESharp (https://pkisharp.github.io/ACMESharp-docs/Quick-Start, https://github.com/ebekker/ACMESharp/wiki/Quick-Start) the best. To get the certificate, the ACMEVault has to be set up once and the tool has to be installed… Weiterlesen →

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