A step-by-step guide for AWS EC2 provisioning using Terraform: Let’s Encrypt SSL on Apache2 servers in an Azure Virtual Machine using Ansible Playbook — Part 14

In this comprehensive guide, we walk you through the process of securing your Apache2 web server hosted on an Azure Virtual Machine using Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates using ansible, terraform and manual process. From setting up your server to installing Certbot with Snap, this step-by-step tutorial ensures your website benefits from enhanced security and automated certificate renewal. Perfect for developers and system administrators looking to safeguard their websites with minimal hassle.

Preface

As the internet continues to evolve, ensuring the security and integrity of web communications has become paramount. SSL certificates play a critical role in protecting data transmission, providing a secure channel between users and servers. Let’s Encrypt, a free, automated, and open Certificate Authority, simplifies the process of obtaining and managing SSL certificates. This guide is designed for those using Apache2 on Azure Virtual Machines, offering clear instructions on how to implement Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates. Whether you’re new to server management or looking to streamline your security practices, this tutorial will help you achieve a secure web environment efficiently.

Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Let’s Encrypt SSL on Apache2 in Azure VM

∘ Preface
∘ Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Let’s Encrypt SSL on Apache2 in Azure VM
∘ Introduction
∘ Step 1 : Connect to VM
∘ Step 2 : Install Apache2
∘ Step 3 : create your website in apache2
∘ Step 4 : Create a Virtual Host Configuration File
∘ Step 5: Enable the New Virtual Host Configuration
∘ Step 6 : Install Certbot in Lunix machine
∘ Step 7: Obtain the SSL Certificate
∘ Step 8 : Verify the Certificate Installation
∘ Automating the process of setting up Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates on Apache2 in an Azure VM using Ansible and Terraform
∘ Conclusion
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