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Apache one of the most widely used web servers, powering a significant portion of the web’s infrastructure and is known for its stability, flexibility, and extensive community support.
Keyfactor offers support for multiple use cases with EJBCA and utilizes Command to manage Apache-based certificates.
This allows you to:
View a single pane of glass for the discovery, management, and self-service enrollment for certificates in single or multi-Apache environments.
Use an Apache Web Server as a proxy for EJBCA to further secure communications.
Use the ACME agent CertBot to automatically create and renew TLS certificates for an Apache web server.
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Remote File Orchestrator
Allows for the remote discovery, inventorying, and management of file-based certificate stores.
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Apache Web Server as a Proxy:
Adds functionality to further secure and simplify interaction with EJBCA.
Resources:
Setting up an Apache Web Server with mod_jk:
Uses a JK connector between Apache and Tomcat to allow combining it with mod_rewrite to have any type of external URLs, for OCSP, CRLs, etc, and mapping them to other URLs in EJBCA.
Resources:
Using CertBot to Issue Certificates with ACME to an Apache Web Server
Use ACME CertBot to automatically create and renew TLS certificates for an Apache web server.
Resources:
Remote File Orchestrator
Allows for the remote discovery, inventorying, and management of file-based certificate stores.
Resources:
Apache Web Server as a Proxy:
Adds functionality to further secure and simplify interaction with EJBCA.
Resources:
Setting up an Apache Web Server with mod_jk:
Uses a JK connector between Apache and Tomcat to allow combining it with mod_rewrite to have any type of external URLs, for OCSP, CRLs, etc, and mapping them to other URLs in EJBCA.
Resources:
Using CertBot to Issue Certificates with ACME to an Apache Web Server
Use ACME CertBot to automatically create and renew TLS certificates for an Apache web server.
Resources: