Use Kubernetes Cert-Manager to Maintain Let's Encrypt Certificates
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Short Description
Uses cert-manager in Kubernetes to maintain Let's Encrypt signed management certificates on F5 devices.
Problem solved by this Code Snippet
Look at the sentence above. There is a plan to traffic management certificates in the future but do not hold your breath. 🙂 I do gladly accept PRs though!
How to use this Code Snippet
Check out this page: https://github.com/net-utilities/f5-k8s-certs
Code Snippet Meta Information
- Version: 0.1
- Coding Language: Python
Full Code Snippet
Updated Sep 20, 2022
Version 2.0
I know this is a bit old now so I just wanted to say that I'm still running this at home, and it still works great. 1.5 years later I'm still surprised to see a valid certificate on my F5s when I log in.
v0.0.2
Been running this for a few months now and it works great so far.
Updated the base image because of vulneratiblities and tested the container. All good.
Kind regards,
Patrik- buulam
Admin
Great idea with this!
- LiefZimmerman
of course! my efforts pale in comparison to the help you've provided with this post alone.
Anytime - you know where I live (at least digitally). Thanks for the assistance though!
- LiefZimmerman
done - and it turns out if you ever have another stroke 🤣 you can make the change yourself (I wasn't clear if that was possible) but it is. #TodayILearned.
Uhm, yes. Please do! I was just wondering if I had a stroke when I set that title. 😂
- LiefZimmerman
Patrik - Can I change the title of your CodeShare to improve discoverability?
Use Kubernetes Cert-Manager to Maintain Let's Encrypt Certificates
