Own domain and certificates #104
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Hi, I like the concept of this repository and I'm going to use it to deploy the ELK stack. I followed the tutorial, but I noticed that the browser considers the certificates to be invalid. I thought I could use my domain and Let's Encrypt to make valid certificates. Could you share a step-by-step guide on how to do this in relation to running ELK using this repository. |
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It seems I figured it out. After receiving certificates from let's encrypt, you need to put them in the |
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So you'd have to upload those every 3-4 months right? |
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It seems I figured it out. After receiving certificates from let's encrypt, you need to put them in the
./secrets/certs/
folder in a subfolder of a specific service. For example, kibana (./secrets/certs/kibana/
) instead of those certificates that were created there after themake setup
command