Closed irabinovitch closed 8 years ago
My company has been using ssls.com http://ssls.com/ and getting the 3 year Comodo SSL certs for $5/year. No problems with them.
— Ron Golan rgolan@superconcentrated.com
On May 23, 2016, at 11:27 AM, Ilan Rabinovitch notifications@github.com wrote:
Our SSL certs expire on 6/23 and need to be renewed or replaced.
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We've historically used GoDaddy. I dont have a preference either way, as long as we can either do a multihostname cert or a wildcard cert.
Godaddy will cost more. I think ssls.com http://ssls.com/ has wildcards for about $85./year.
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We've historically used GoDaddy. I dont have a preference either way, as long as we can either do a multihostname cert or a wildcard cert.
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How about the EFF backed site : https://letsencrypt.org
It has an attractive price as well.
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 3:33 PM, Ron Golan notifications@github.com wrote:
Godaddy will cost more. I think ssls.com http://ssls.com/ has wildcards for about $85./year.
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We've historically used GoDaddy. I dont have a preference either way, as long as we can either do a multihostname cert or a wildcard cert.
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LetsEncrypt isn't really meant for our use case. They dont support wildcards or multiple hostnames. $100~ a year isn't unreasonable for our use.
Reviewing the certs we have:
I'm not going to renew the linuxfests.org cert at this time. Nothing critical is using it, and we're mid migration/shutdown on most of those services.
Our SSL certs expire on 6/23 and need to be renewed or replaced.