Is there a shared SSL provided? Or any ETA for something like that? This is a bit of a deal breaker for me currently as I’m trying to switch away from IX…
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Thanks for the clarification :-)
Self-signed certificates aren’t great for public sites for the reason you state. But if it’s something that gets used only by your or people who know and trust you, they are a free “good enough” solution. <br>
10$/year for one sounds pretty good to me, Larry :-) <br> <br>Aren’t self-signed ones rather pointless since most visitors would get a creepy red warning screen?