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Ssl certificates

Add an SSL Certificate

Add an SSL Certificate to secure communication between clients and servers, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity.

  1. On Devopness, navigate to a project then select an environment
  2. Find the SSL Certificates card
  3. Click View in the SSL Certificates card to see a list of existing SSL Certificates
  4. On the upper-right corner of the list, click ADD SSL CERTIFICATE
  5. On the Virtual Host dropdown menu, choose a virtual host
    • The name of your SSL certificate will be the name of the chosen virtual host
  6. Follow the prompts then click CONFIRM
  7. In the SSL Certificates list, the recently created SSL Certificate can be seen

Required permissions

To follow this guide, you need the following permissions in the target environment.

Resource TypeRequired Permission
Ssl CertificateCreate

For instructions on how to grant user permissions to an environment, please follow the guide Add a team to an environment.

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List SSL Certificates

View and manage all SSL certificates associated with your project.

View SSL Certificate

View detailed information about a specific SSL certificate and manage its lifecycle.

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View SSH Key

After adding SSH keys to your environment, you may want to review the details of a specific key, such as its label, fingerprint, or creation date. This helps in managing and auditing server access effectively.

List SSL Certificates

View and manage all SSL certificates associated with your project.