http_acme module — Angie 1.5.0 documentation
This module isn’t built by default; it should be enabled with the --with-http_acme_module configuration parameter .
Define an ACME client in the http block with the acme_client directive that sets a unique client name and other options; multiple ACME clients may be configured.
Designate the domains to update the certificates for: A single certificate will be issued for the domain names listed in all server_name directives of all server blocks whose acme directives reference a single ACME client.
Make sure to accept ACME challenges: currently, Angie only supports domain name verification by HTTP, which requires responding to a special request at port 80 from the certificate autority (CA), called an ACME challenge.
Configure SSL using the newly obtained certificate and key: The module exposes its certificates and keys as built-in variables that you can use in the configuration to populate ssl_certificate and ssl_certificate_key .
