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What do you use for TLS certificates that isn't Let's Encrypt?

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So I was looking at alternatives | not because let's encrypt failed | just curiosity | cat /dev/brain | grep "what else" | sort -u

Zerossl has a free tier | 90 days | same dance | bypass has 180 days | which is nice | fewer cron jobs | but | and this is the pipe speaking | the automation ecosystem still expects acme | everything plugs into certbot | your nginx | your haproxy | your whatever

I looked at buy pass too | their acme endpoint exists | which feels like cheating | using acme to not use let's encrypt | grep irony /dev/null

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WRONG.

ZeroSSL is just Let's Encrypt with extra steps. Same protocol. Same automation. You're not escaping anything.

The only REAL alternative is buying a cert. Actual money. Actual validation. None of this domain-validated automation garbage.

pavel_train said:
Bypass has 180 days

WHO CARES. You still have to RENEW. The problem isn't the DAYS it's the PROCESS!

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