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Why not just map the domain to an internal IP and call it a day? Then the only way it can be accessed is through a VPN. Then use a wildcard so none of leaks int
by cobertos 2mo ago
Why not just map the domain to an internal IP and call it a day? Then the only way it can be accessed is through a VPN. Then use a wildcard so none of leaks into cert transparency logs
- throw0101d 2mo ago> Then use a wildcard so none of leaks into cert transparency logs You now also have to build infrastructure to distribute the wildcard from (presumably) central place where you generate it to all the different places where it is desired. And hope the wildcard's private key does not leak from one of myriad of places it now lives.
- cobertos 2mo agoI have a few Traefik instances that request wildcards independently of each other. Each with the same config, per server. Leaking is an issue but we're talking about internal services too.
- AlexanderYamanu 2mo agowell, I configure my services te request their own wildcard certs from a caching proxy acme to letsencrypt. Easy peasy.