This post assumes that you have deployed your web app in a Docker container on Microsoft Azure's fully-managed App Service platform. It also assume...
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Thanks for this guide! I needed to do this manually for an Azure site for reasons I won't get into. All I had to do with your guide was change the preferred challenge to HTML in my case and followed all the instructions - got my certificate created and uploaded!
Awesome! Thanks a lot for your comment. Glad you found it helpful.
I'm late to this post but I have to say thank you for this guide. After spending almost the entire day fighting with trying to generate a pfx from a godaddy certificate and tearing my hair out as I simply couldn't find a way to get things to work, this guide worked first time within minutes and got me fully up and running.
You're a lifesaver!
Glad it helped!
Thanks, save a lot of my time. I complemented the flow adapting the script from docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app..., after some ajusts, to auto upload the certificate to the web app docker.
Thanks a lot! I thought I would have to deal with injecting certificates to the docker containers in order to validate the domain ownership, but this article saved me from that :)
Haha thanks Ilya. Glad it helped!
Awesome guide. Exactly what I was looking for. The DNS vs HTTPS challenge was what got me stuck from the beginning. Guess I have to read certbot instruction/manual more careful.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for your guide!
Awesome! Not time to automate it.
Thank you! Very helpful!
Thanks for this, can you help us to renovate the certificate?
How do you mean?