Cloudflare Is Building a Free Public CA to Rival Let’s Encrypt
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How is that worse than now? Right now Let's Encrypt is a single point of failure, if I can setup my certs to go Let's Encrypt and then if Let's Encrypt is down go to Cloudflare, then surely that's better than not getting a cert at all when Let's Encrypt is down.
It's more redundancy. Am I missing something?
Same here, and currently Let's Encrypt is a central point of failure for my stuff. I don't use any Cloudflare services, so adding it as a fallback for Let's Encrypt seems like a good option to have.
As much as I don't want to see Cloudflare centralization, you're right here. As a fallback, it's nice to see. I just won't migrate my entire stack there. Job done ;)
You are ignoring the fact that zerossl exists.
Ohh, looks nice too. The more the merrier, I have to read up on this one too.
Cloudflare? No thanks.
Ew
bad