Crypt-LE VS agnos

Compare Crypt-LE vs agnos and see what are their differences.

Crypt-LE

Crypt::LE - Let's Encrypt / Buypass / ZeroSSL and other ACME-servers client and library in Perl for obtaining free SSL certificates (inc. generating RSA/ECC keys and CSRs). HTTP/DNS verification is supported out of the box, EAB (External Account Binding) supported, easily extended with plugins, easily dockerized. (by do-know)
Perl free-ssl-certificates crypt-le Certificate Crypt SSL Zerossl docker-ssl Docker Rsa Ecc Ecdsa windows-ssl DNS pfx Security ACME acme-client acme-v2 HTTPS
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agnos

Obtain (wildcard) certificates from let's encrypt using dns-01 without the need for API access to your DNS provider. (by krtab)
dns-01 Letsencrypt lets-encrypt acme-dns acme-v2 ACME Certificate DNS SSL
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2.7 6.5
about 1 year ago about 1 month ago
Perl Rust
Artistic License 2.0 MIT License
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Crypt-LE

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  • Help me understand Wildcard Certs
    1 project | /r/sysadmin | 11 Apr 2023
    Normally you can use the same .csr forever if the domain is the same - I normally use LE64 to generate let's encrypt certificates (which can do wildcards also), but if you're purchasing a certificate rather than generating a free one, and you want to generate it right in IIS, you can follow a guide like this. If you generate a wildcard cert like *.domain.com, you can use it for all your subdomains but NOT generally for domain.com itself (depending on your application). You can use the same certificate for all applications provided they support whatever format the certificate is in; mostly these will be in PEM-style anymore so you have the whole cert chain in one file.

agnos

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What are some alternatives?

When comparing Crypt-LE and agnos you can also consider the following projects:

caddy-cloudflare - Caddy with integrated support for Cloudflare DNS-01 ACME verification challenges.

sozu-acme - ACME (Let's Encrypt) automatic configuration for sōzu

Netdot - Network Documentation Tool

acme2 - A Tokio and OpenSSL based ACMEv2 client for Rust.

mod_md - Let's Encrypt (ACME) in Apache httpd

HandyAcme - A TypeScript Client implements ACME (RFC 8555)

sslmgr - A layer of abstraction the around acme/autocert certificate manager (Golang)

lego - Let's Encrypt/ACME client and library written in Go

certify - Professional ACME Client for Windows. Certificate Management UI, powered by Let's Encrypt and compatible with all ACME v2 CAs. Download from certifytheweb.com

acme-companion - Automated ACME SSL certificate generation for nginx-proxy

cpan-security-advisory - CPAN Security Advisory Database

Crypt-LE vs caddy-cloudflare agnos vs sozu-acme Crypt-LE vs Netdot agnos vs acme2 Crypt-LE vs mod_md Crypt-LE vs HandyAcme Crypt-LE vs sslmgr Crypt-LE vs lego Crypt-LE vs certify Crypt-LE vs acme-companion Crypt-LE vs cpan-security-advisory