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What is the best way to get a SSL certificate for a domain, which is on a self-hosted server at home?
Are there free options which work, or do people tend to by a SSL service from the place they buy the domain?I’m also curious @phenomlab do you self-host Sudonix, on your own machine and internet? or do you feel it’s better to pay for hosting?
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What is the best way to get a SSL certificate for a domain, which is on a self-hosted server at home?
Are there free options which work, or do people tend to by a SSL service from the place they buy the domain?I’m also curious @phenomlab do you self-host Sudonix, on your own machine and internet? or do you feel it’s better to pay for hosting?
@Panda said in SSL certificates:
What is the best way to get a SSL certificate for a domain, which is on a self-hosted server at home?
Are there free options which work, or do people tend to by a SSL service from the place they buy the domain?The location has no bearing, but the domain name of course does. In terms of certificates, you can approach any certificate body - my suggestions below (they are very cheap and effective)
if you really are on a budget, there is always Let’s Encrypt which will give you a free certificate - however, it needs to be renewed every 90 days
@Panda said in SSL certificates:
I’m also curious @phenomlab do you self-host Sudonix, on your own machine and internet? or do you feel it’s better to pay for hosting?
I never self-host. This is for a variety of reasons, but it’s mostly around flexibility, backups, security and the like. My advice here would be to get yourself a VPS with Hetzner for example. They are very cheap and the resources are excellent. Support isn’t that great, but it’s no better or worse than you have now of course.
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@Panda said in SSL certificates:
What is the best way to get a SSL certificate for a domain, which is on a self-hosted server at home?
Are there free options which work, or do people tend to by a SSL service from the place they buy the domain?The location has no bearing, but the domain name of course does. In terms of certificates, you can approach any certificate body - my suggestions below (they are very cheap and effective)
https://cheapsslsecurity.co.uk/
if you really are on a budget, there is always Let’s Encrypt which will give you a free certificate - however, it needs to be renewed every 90 days
@Panda said in SSL certificates:
I’m also curious @phenomlab do you self-host Sudonix, on your own machine and internet? or do you feel it’s better to pay for hosting?
I never self-host. This is for a variety of reasons, but it’s mostly around flexibility, backups, security and the like. My advice here would be to get yourself a VPS with Hetzner for example. They are very cheap and the resources are excellent. Support isn’t that great, but it’s no better or worse than you have now of course.
@phenomlab
I just took a look at Hetzner VPS, and the cheapest in list was £44.39 a month!
That sounds expensive for hosting?That was for Dedicated option though, do you use that or some shared variant?
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@phenomlab
I just took a look at Hetzner VPS, and the cheapest in list was £44.39 a month!
That sounds expensive for hosting?That was for Dedicated option though, do you use that or some shared variant?
@Panda Go for shared - don’t look at dedicated
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