Schlagwort Certificate
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →