25 docs tagged with "CertOne"

CertOne Deployment Node

CertOne - Deployment Node - API

The "API - API" type deployment node is used to support users to obtain SSL certificates applied for in CertOne through API interface

CertOne - Deployment Node - Docker

The "Docker - Custom" type deployment node is used to automatically deploy SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to user-defined containers

The "Docker - HTTPD" type deployment node is used to automatically deploy SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to Apache's http server httpd containers

The "Docker - NGINX" type deployment node is used to automatically deploy SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to nginx containers

The "Docker - OPENRESTY" type deployment node is used to automatically deploy SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to openresty containers

CertOne - Deployment Node - SSH

The "SSH - SSH" type deployment node is used to push SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to user Linux servers through SSH remote command method

CertOne - Deployment Node - Synology

The "Synology - NAS" type deployment node is used to automatically deploy SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to Synology NAS

CertOne - Deployment Node - Webhook

The "Webhook - WEBHOOK" type deployment node is used to push SSL certificates applied for in CertOne to users through webhook

CertOne - Certificate Format

CertOne - DNS Authorization

CertOne supports applying for free SSL certificates issued by Let'sEncrypt through AWS (Amazon Cloud) DNS API, and supports automated renewal, deployment, monitoring, alerting and other functions for SSL certificates, supporting automated deployment to Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Synology NAS, Qiniu Cloud, Doge Cloud, Upyun, Baota Panel, Docker containers, etc.

CertOne - DNS Authorization - Cloudflare

CertOne - DNS Authorization - GoDaddy

CertOne - FAQ

   is committed to providing users with free SSL certificate application, automated renewal, automated deployment, automated monitoring and other services, while also offering professional SSL certificate applications. Our goal is to promote the popularization and application of SSL certificates, helping users use certificate services with zero barriers, simplicity, and efficiency, building secure internet applications.

CertOne - Pricing

CertOne - Privacy Policy

  Free SSL certificates in are issued by Let's Encrypt, and professional SSL certificates are issued by Sectigo (formerly Comodo).

CertOne - Terms of Use