Reading up on Let's Encrypt
4 deep · digging since dec 10, 25
- Self-hosted HTTP tunnels with SSH and nginx
The article shows how to create self‑hosted HTTP tunnels using only OpenSSH remote port forwarding and nginx’s secure_link module to produce shareable, expiring HTTPS URLs.
- statichost.eu - 100% European static site hosting
Statichost.eu offers fully European-owned static site hosting, from git deploy to CDN, targeting developers who want infrastructure located and owned in Europe.
- GitHub - R44VC0RP/pgrok: Personal ngrok alternative. Expose local ports to the internet with automatic HTTPS via SSH tunnels + Caddy.
Pgrok is an open-source self-hosted ngrok alternative that exposes local ports to the internet via SSH tunnels with automatic HTTPS, a TUI dashboard, and HTTP request inspection.
- 10 Years of Let's Encrypt
Let's Encrypt, launched in 2015, became the world's largest CA and made free, automated TLS the standard, transforming web encryption.