A bash CLI tool to ease your nginx and SSL workflows by exposing your web service to the internet with a single command.

Currently working on

• Amazon Linux 2023 (Fedora)

Requirements / Steps

1. Have your service running locally on a port (using Docker or PM2). Do not use port 80 or 443.
2. Configure your DNS (A record) to point to the machine's public IP address.
3. Now run autosslx on the machine.

Args

• <email> Your email address for the SSL certificate (required)
• <domain> Your domain name for the SSL certificate (required)
• <service_port> The port on which your service is running (required)

sudo bash -c "$(curl -sSL https://dub.sh/autosslx)" - <email> <domain> <service_port>

Just paste the command above directly into your machine's terminal, and before running, make sure you edit <email>, <domain> and <service_port>.

For a customized run, you can execute the following command in your machine which will get you a autosslx.sh script locally which you can edit to your needs.

curl -sSL https://dub.sh/autosslx -o autosslx.sh

Alternatively, you can fork this repo and make a script tailored for your usecases!

I have tried to document everything in the script, so it should be relatively easier to make it your own.