Managing SSL across multiple projects still feels more manual than it should be
Managing SSL across multiple projects remains a challenge, as it often requires manual intervention for renewals and tracking. The author has developed a tool to streamline this process and is seeking feedback from others on their SSL management practices. The discussion highlights the need for improved automation in SSL management across various environments.
- ▪SSL management is mostly resolved for single sites but remains manual for multiple projects.
- ▪The author created a tool to help manage SSL renewals and tracking.
- ▪The article invites others to share their experiences and solutions for SSL management.
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