Hey everyone, so I’m building an e-commerce website for a bakery (not real just for learning purposes), and I’m using Localwp.
Once I’m done, I want to migrate it and host it on a Raspberry Pi where I have other websites using Apache Virtual Hosts.
I’m not purchasing anything on any host provider like SiteGround, Bluehost etc…just working in my local area network.
I know Localwp has a one-click button where you just click on “Trust” and gives you the SSL.
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Since I will be migrating from Localwp to a Raspberry Pi to simulate a hosting company, will the SSL be moved also?
If I don’t click on that “trust” button, and I wanted to get an SSL from “Lets Encrypt”, will it be possible to get an SSL even though the website will ONLY be used in my home network? Ive read Lets Encrypt is free.
Am I making sense?
Ive seen people download a plugin called “Really Simple SSL” but in order to work you need to purchase an SSL.
Anyways, any help will do, thanks!
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It’s the first result when googling “ssl raspberry pi”.
I’ve got a couple of tiles, it’s free and easy.
I am in no way a DevOps guy but from using Docker containers and junk, you can get an SSL cert for those which are, from the site’s perspective, a legit Linux server. So I imagine you can basically get a legit cert for any site regardless of the hardware. Whether you can transfer a single cert to a new environment, idk I imagine not. But it should be simple to install a new one on there from the command line or a GUI.