SSL certificates, oh SSL certificates. Where to begin? These little certificates help hold the big web securely together to protect websites. But they are finicky. Reclaim Hosting uses Let’s Encrypt across our infrastructure and using it on Reclaim Cloud was a no-brainer. Jelastic partners with Let’s Encrypt to bring SSL certificates as an addon to […]
It’s almost hard to believe it’s only been 2 years since Let’s Encrypt came out of beta and began providing SSL Certificates to the general public. I wrote a post at the time calling it a turning point for the web, but cPanel support was pretty much non-existent. Since then
It’s almost hard to believe it’s only been 2 years since Let’s Encrypt came out of beta and began providing SSL Certificates to the general public. I wrote a post at the time calling it a turning point for the web, but cPanel support was pretty much non-existent. Since then
It’s almost hard to believe it’s only been 2 years since Let’s Encrypt came out of beta and began providing SSL Certificates to the general public. I wrote a post at the time calling it a turning point for the web, but cPanel support was pretty much non-existent. Since then
As I awake from my relative blog slumber this Summer, there are a couple of things (actually a lot of things) I’ve been meaning to blog about. (And luckily I even have a new soundtrack to blog by now thanks … Continue reading →
Yesterday marked a turning point for the web. The Let’s Encrypt project is now in a public open beta and issuing free SSL certificates to anyone and everyone. Until now running your site over SSL has been a difficult and laborious process that required quite a bit of technical knowledge
