I want to caddy to generate a wildcard certificate *.example.com, and then use that for multiple hosts (like homeassistant.example.com and other.example.com) on port 443.. I also want to have homeassistant-external.example.com on port 21443 so I can use a manually set certificate.. Basically, I want that when I access https://homeassistant.example.com:443 the certificate used is the auto.. This plugin is simple to use and very easy to configure. Yet, it also offers plenty of advanced options for more complicated usecases at the same time. - For Reverse Proxy + automatic Let's Encrypt Certificates follow these steps: 1. Installation 2. Prepare OPNsense for Caddy after installation 3. Creating a simple reverse proxy
Just discovered caddy and it looks a good fit for what I am trying to do. I have an existing setup using docker and nginx that is (mostly) working to reverse proxy docker containers and automatically get LE certificates for selected containers. Is there a way I can import the LE certificates from this setup into a caddy environment? What about sites that are using other certificate sites - can.. You can use this directive multiple times to specify multiple certificate and key pairs. Or to have Caddy generate and use an untrusted, self-signed certificate in memory that lasts 7 days (enough for local development): tls self_signed. The above syntaxes use Caddy's default TLS settings with your own certificate and key or a self-signed.