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From Lets Encrypt documentation, a certificate renew is a certificate issue and accounts for the issuing limit. The main practical difference is that if you have already reached your certificate issue limit you can't issue new ones but you can renew yours.
But, in practice, if you face this scenario your business will stuck, preventing new applications coming on, which is something not acceptable.
So it would be simpler to just issue a new certificate by removing the certificate from acme entry and restarting the traefik "container enrollment" instead of making the renew process.
Any thoughts?
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From Lets Encrypt documentation, a certificate renew is a certificate issue and accounts for the issuing limit. The main practical difference is that if you have already reached your certificate issue limit you can't issue new ones but you can renew yours.
But, in practice, if you face this scenario your business will stuck, preventing new applications coming on, which is something not acceptable.
So it would be simpler to just issue a new certificate by removing the certificate from acme entry and restarting the traefik "container enrollment" instead of making the renew process.
Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: