I have a Azure app service which uses Godaddy SSL certificate. And in Godaddy Auto renewal is enabled. But everytime the SSL certificate expires i have to manually download the certificate from godaddy and convert into .pfx file to upload it on azure. Is there any way to auto renew the certificate on Azure without uploading .pfx?
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I have one question regarding the azure app service certificate update. I have already a certificate bound to one of the azure web apps. But this certificate is going to expire soon. I have renewed my certificate and uploaded a new version of the certificate. So now I have two different certificates in the app service certificate store.
My question is, what is the best way to switch the certificate for the web app without any downtime?
what is the best way to switch the certificate for the web app without any downtime?
AFAIK, the best way is to turn on automatic renewal of your certificate at any time.
Choose the certificate from the App Service Certificates page.
Then select Auto Renew Settings in the left navigation.
Select ON > Save.
If you have automatic renewal enabled on, certificates will begin renewing 60 days before they expire.
Renew App Service Certificate automatically
Click Sync once the renew operation completes which automatically updates the hostname bindings for the App Service Certificate without causing any downtime to your applications.
Refer to the Renew an expiring certificate of azure app service-SSL for more information.
What you need to know?
I am using Azure VM
I bind my Azure to domain that I bought from another provider outside Azure.
I bought SSL Certificate (goDaddy) from Azure
I succeeded verify SSL Certificate
When I exported the certificate, I got FPX file
My Question
How to upload this SSL certificate to (CPanel) my custom domain?
How do I manage the certificate I purchased via Azure App Service Certificate in GoDaddy ?
You cannot manage certificate in GoDaddy since you have bought the cert in Azure. And if you want to manage certificate via Azure you can follow the below doc :
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/web-sites-purchase-ssl-web-site
I have an AppService where the SSL Certificate is getting expired. I have the renewed certificate. Is there a way to upload this through powershell without causing outage?
Also, I intend to automate the entire process for certificate renewal and changing in AppService is this be done through Keyvault?
To upload your renewed certificate and bind it to your app service, you could use this powershell command New-AzureRmWebAppSSLBinding.
For Auto Renew App Service Certificate, you could check it in your App Service Certificate -> Auto Renew Settings -> Auto Renew App Service Certificate, if Auto Renew is on then it will be renewed automatically before it expires, the linked App Service Apps will be moved to the new certificate.
Question Background:
I am trying to upload an SSL certificate to Azure for my web app.
The Issue:
I located the SSL Certificate option within the settings and the following is shown.
There should be an option to upload my own SSL certificate but this is not present, why not?
In Azure App Service, you can only configure SSL on a custom domain if you are on a Basic pricing plan or Higher. The Free and Shared pricing plans do not support SSL configuration with custom domains.