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Allow user to customize letsencrypt server to contact #14
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There are several use cases in which users would like to use a internal server. For example, it is useful if one wants to handle internal certificate issuance within his cluster with an internal letsencrypt boulder. It is also useful for testing a cluster setup without contacting the public letsencrypt service.
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This has been added to the latest version, and the main repo for this project has moved to https://github.com/dcos-labs/letsencrypt-dcos |
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There are several use cases in which users would like to use a internal server.
For example, it is useful if one wants to handle internal certificate issuance
within his cluster with an internal letsencrypt boulder. It is also useful
for testing a cluster setup without contacting the public letsencrypt service.