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trusted - Dockerized SSL certificates manager

This simple dockerized SSL certificates manager includes the following features:

  • Individual root CA setup with password protected private key to sign certificate sign requests (CSR)
  • Manage users and their permissions based on domains
  • Create SSL certificates with private key
  • Intuitive and simple to use GUI based on bootstrap
  • Built on Laravel 4 and passion in Berlin & Munich

Security Advice

Please be advised that the created Root Certificate Authority key file must be protected by all means. Choose a strong password and don't store it together with the keyfile. Also note that all other key files created by this application are not password protected for convenient use in a server environment.

Setup using Docker

The container by default exposes port 80 and suggests the folder /data to be mapped as a volume.

Caution: If you don't setup a volume mapping to /data, your newly created certificates and the backend database will be lost upon destroying the container.

Example docker run

The following command will download and run the image, mapping the local port 8000 to the containers port 80 and a folder called trusted in your home directory to the containers /data folder.

docker run -d --restart=always \
  -p 8000:80/tcp \
  -v ~/trusted:/data \
  --name trusted2 \
  tfohlmeister/trusted2:latest

Now open up localhost:8000 in your browser follow the instructions under Usage.

Usage

After the setup open the app in a browser of your choice. You will be asked for username and password. Initial credentials are admin / password.

You will have to create a root CA first. Afterwards create users and certificates. You can determine different domains of a user by separating them with commas.

Enjoy and contribute!

License

Package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license

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