Stop hand-rolling nginx + certbot for your self-hosted HTTPS

<p>Not long ago, when the certificate for the hesapciyiz.com site I host on my own VPS expired, I woke up to an email in the middle of the night. Yes, Let's Encrypt's certificate

<p>If you run an ASP.NET Core app directly on Kestrel, with no nginx or cloud load balancer in front, getting a real TLS certificate has always been the awkward part. For years

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<p>Sub2API can put one Base URL in front of several AI providers and accounts. Your clients use keys that you issue, while the gateway handles authentication, routing, usage

<p>It's Saturday, 8 AM. Day 1 of my KODA Online Fest. I wake up, grab my POCO C55, open Netlify to deploy v16…</p> <p>And I get this:</p> <blockquote> <p>Account credit usage

<p>Per-certificate pricing isn't certificate management. It's accounting pressure cosplaying as architecture.</p> <p>A certificate is not a luxury item. It is not a seat. It is