Introduction
LED is a utility to generate TLS certificates from Let’s Encrypt and install them in Docker containers.
Objectives
Provide an elegant command-line interface for provisioning TLS certificates to Docker containers.
Enable automatic renewal of Let’s Encrypt certificates via Systemd Timer or Cron.
Bootstrap web servers with self-signed certificates.
Support both NGINX and Apache httpd
👉 Initial support will only be for NGINX 👈
Installing
Install and update using pip:
pip install -U ledA Simple Example
led create certsLinks
Website:
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Releases: https://pypi.org/project/led/
Code: _To be released soon…_
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