Let’s Encrypt is a free Certificate Authority (CA) that issues SSL certificates. Let’s Encrypt certificates are only valid for 90 days. You will need to install the lego client on Cloud9.
# Variables
export PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS = 123 . XXX . YYY . ZZ
export DOMAIN = example . com
export EMAIL_ADDRESS = dkenner @example . com
export APACHE_CONF = /opt/ apache2 / conf
export LEGO_PATH = /etc/ lego
# Stop the Apache server
# Request a new certificate for your domain
lego -- email = "$EMAIL_ADDRESS" -- domains = "$DOMAIN" -- domains = "www.$DOMAIN" -- path = "/etc/lego" run
# confirm they were built
ls - al $LEGO_PATH / certificates | grep $DOMAIN . crt
ls - al $LEGO_PATH / certificates | grep $DOMAIN . key
# Link the new SSL certificate and certificate key file to the correct locations, for Apache Web Server.
# Update the file permissions to make them readable by the root user only.
mv $APACHE_CONF / server . crt $APACHE_CONF / server . crt . old
mv $APACHE_CONF / server . key $APACHE_CONF / server . key . old
mv $APACHE_CONF / server . csr $APACHE_CONF / server . csr . old
ln - s $LEGO_PATH / certificates / $DOMAIN . key $APACHE_CONF / server . key
ln - s $LEGO_PATH / certificates / $DOMAIN . crt $APACHE_CONF / server . crt
chmod 600 $APACHE_CONF / server *
# Start the Apache server