This is a cookbook for provisioning Boulder, an ACME-based certificate authority, written in Go. The Boulder application is an official effort of Let's Encrypt project.
Warning: This cookbook was created for testing other cookbooks, not production purposes.
- Ubuntu 14.04
- Centos 7
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
['boulder']['config']['boulder-config'] |
Hash | Deep-merged into eponymous config file. |
['boulder']['config']['issuer-ocsp-responder'] |
Hash | Deep-merged into eponymous config file. |
Install and starts the Boulder server.
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Pay close attention to the output of any failed attempts. By default, Boulder tries to use all ports in the range 8000 to 8010, among others. If there is a conflict with other applications, you can use this cookbook's attributes to force Boulder onto a different port.
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If you're running the boulder server during testing, and it's on the same server as the webserver, you'll likely want to edit the hostsfile. The
hostfilecookbook is great for this.
To tag and publish a new version of this cookbook, first ensure:
- the
metadata.rbversion has been bumped appropriately, - the
CHANGELOG.mdhas been updated, and - all changes have been committed to git.
Once that has been done:
bundle exec rake publish
This will create a git tag and push a new release to the Supermarket.
- Author:: Thijs Houtenbos (@thoutenbos) [email protected]
- Countributor:: Patrick Connolly (@patcon) [email protected]
Code contributions have been generously made by the following organizations:
- Schuberg Philis (@thoutenbos)
- Blended Perspectives, Inc. (@patcon)
