Announcing Free and Automated SSL Certs
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Announcing Free and Automated SSL Certs
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Re: Announcing Free and Automated SSL Certs
#2Great news! I was honestly wondering what was taking them so long on this one. Seemed like a no brainer.
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#3This is fantastic and will make setting up custom domains with SSL so much easier!
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#4Free SSL.. for all paid dynos. Apparently, if you're developing an application, you are expected to be okay with having your stuff MITMed.
Yes, this is me being excessively negative. Not having SSL-by-default in 2017 is excessively stupid. The certs are free, the system fully automated from both sides. Why hold back?
There is no excuse for not having it system wide. Unencrypted HTTP needs to start being treated as the danger it is.
Re: Announcing Free and Automated SSL Certs
#5Free SSL.. for all paid dynos. Apparently, if you're developing an application, you are expected to be okay with having your stuff MITMed. Yes, this is me being excessively negative. Not having SSL-by-default in 2017 is excessively stupid. The certs are free, the system fully automated from both sides. Why hold back? There is no excuse for not having it system wide. Unencrypted HTTP needs to start being treated as th…
Free dynos with a ____.herokuapp.com domain have SSL enabled by default, at no cost (under their wildcard certificate?). Seems the only missing case is when using a custom domain with a free dyno.
Re: Announcing Free and Automated SSL Certs
#6Free SSL.. for all paid dynos. Apparently, if you're developing an application, you are expected to be okay with having your stuff MITMed. Yes, this is me being excessively negative. Not having SSL-by-default in 2017 is excessively stupid. The certs are free, the system fully automated from both sides. Why hold back? There is no excuse for not having it system wide. Unencrypted HTTP needs to start being treated as th…
Or you can just make use of .herokuapp.com" rel="nofollow">https://.herokuapp.com
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#7Sweet, this is basically want Lets Encrypt wanted, make the market go towards this free SSL model.
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#8For anyone on the fence about using Heroku, this is a great value to those who know how to deal with certs but wouldn't mind them automated and free for the rest of the premium at Heroku.
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#9Etsy's blog post is a great primer (as usual) on how to accomplish this kind of thing: https://codeascraft.com/2017/01/31/how-etsy-manages-https-an...
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#10Does it support wildcard?