How to automate SSL/TLS certificate renewal with Let's Encrypt
How many engineers does it take to renew an SSL/TLS certificate? Several, you might joke. But you may not be far wrong!..
Master and manage SSL/TLS on your load balancer. Find expert guides on termination, certificate management (renewal, monitoring, Let's Encrypt), mTLS setup, and security best practices to ensure encrypted, high-performance application delivery.
How many engineers does it take to renew an SSL/TLS certificate? Several, you might joke. But you may not be far wrong!..
SSL/TLS termination is the most regularly implemented kind of SSL/TLS offload...
For Enterprise 8.9, Loadbalancer.org added a new SSL Terminator for HAProxy, allowing for mutual Transport Layer Security (mTLS) configurations...
If you're thinking about giving mTLS a go, why not try it for yourself by following the steps below...
TLS encryption (formerly known as SSL encryption) is used to improve the safety of data exchanged over a network. But where should it sit in your network architecture?..
I thought I would try and cover the basics here by explaining how to create an SSL certificate and the various files that you'll end up with...
It's a fair question, right? Let's take away the strain of SSL terminations from our application servers and let the load balancers deal with it. After all, why would we want to bog down our nifty application with network-level considerations?..
A customer asked me how to export a list of SSL/TLS certificate expiry dates from our load balancer appliance...
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Is getting an A+ rating with the Qualys scanner starting to feel a bit like chasing a mythical unicorn? Every time you get close to catching and keeping the beast — it run's away and they change the rules again!..
By default, the source IP address of the packet reaching the web servers is the IP address of the load balancer and not the IP address of the client...
Whilst the Heartbleed bug was relatively easy to exploit, the latest batch of bugs are not...