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“as from what I have read on their site is they use Let’s Encrypt for managing the SSL Certs”.
This is true, as long as you pay 10$ per month.
If you need to do it yourself, then it’s way more complicated than that. I managed to do this when LE first came out in public beta. I since then destroyed the server, and paid 10$ to SP to do this for me. There was so much to setup and the worst part, the update. And also adding new ssl certs was not just one click.
I already saved the costs lots of times by paying them 10$ to do the hard work for me.
not to worry I only needed to use it for testing hence the reason I don’t want to pay the 10$ as the droplet will be destroyed once I’ve finished…