We are what, 6 or 7 years after Let's Encrypt changed how we deal with certificates? The fact that nginx still requires the perfect incantation of certbot, cronjobs and whatnot is mind-boggling.
I love nginx but it's hard to recommend it when other solutions exist that require zero fiddling and zero maintenance to get HTTPS working.
I love nginx but it's hard to recommend it when other solutions exist that require zero fiddling and zero maintenance to get HTTPS working.