Hi,
I’m new to search guard and to TLS/SSL in general,
I’ve set up search guard 5.4 on my elastic search server using the demo script and it works great.
Now I understand that the browser is unhappy with the demo version because It used “self signed certificate” , my question is how can I get a ssl certificate from a valid CA (and for free?)
I saw that search guard offers a TLS certificate generator ( TLS Certificate Generator - Search Guard ) , my question is - can I use this service to create valid (i.e non self-signed) certificates? In general does search -guard considered valid CA?
If someone could elaborate on this issue it will be great.
Thanks a lot,
Noam
go for https://letsencrypt.org
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Am 07.11.2017 um 15:29 schrieb noam.bitdam@gmail.com:
Hi,
I'm new to search guard and to TLS/SSL in general,
I've set up search guard 5.4 on my elastic search server using the demo script and it works great.
Now I understand that the browser is unhappy with the demo version because It used "self signed certificate" , my question is how can I get a ssl certificate from a valid CA (and for free?)
I saw that search guard offers a TLS certificate generator ( Security and Alerting for Elasticsearch and Kibana | Search Guard ) , my question is - can I use this service to create valid (i.e non self-signed) certificates? In general does search -guard considered valid CA?
If someone could elaborate on this issue it will be great.
Thanks a lot,
Noam
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