Automatic SSL certs from Let's Encrypt for your Phoenix applications. This is based on the ZeroSSL library which is used for the ACME handshake. Plugging into the sni_fun and the name is inspired by similar functionality of the golang certmagic library.

This is used in the real world for example on https://tcpbin.net.

For Cowboy add to your prod.exs:

config <your_app>, <your_endpoint>,
  https: [port: 443, sni_fun: &CertMagex.sni_fun/1],
  # ATTENTION: Ensure you comment http: out and port 80 is free!
  ...

For Bandit add to your prod.exs:

config <your_app>, <your_endpoint>,
  https: [port: 443, thousand_island_options: [transport_options: [sni_fun: &CertMagex.sni_fun/1]]],
  # ATTENTION: Ensure you comment http: out and port 80 is free!
  ...

And add this to your deps:

def deps do
  [
    {:certmagex, "~> 1.0"}
  ]
end

You're done!

The following configuration values are optional and can be set in your config.exs file.

• user_email: The email to use for the ACME handshake. Let's encrypt might send informational emails to this address.
• provider: The provider to use for the ACME handshake. Can be :letsencrypt or :zerossl. Defaults to :letsencrypt.
• account_key: The account key to use for the ACME handshake. Required only for :zerossl provider.
• addr: The address to bind to for the ACME handshake. Defaults to 0.0.0.0 on IPv4 and :: on IPv6.
• storage_module: The module to use for storage. Defaults to CertMagex.Storage.Acmev2Adapter. Changing the module allows storing retrieved certificates in a different storage location.
• renewal_threshold: The threshold for certificate renewal. Defaults to renewing certificates if they have 86_400 seconds (1 day) of validity left.

Example config.exs

config :certmagex,
  provider: :zerossl,
  account_key: System.get_env("ZEROSSL_ACCOUNT_KEY"),
  addr: "0.0.0.0",
  user_email: "[email protected]",
  storage_module: CertMagex.Storage.Acmev2Adapter

Generated certificates are by default stored in $HOME/.local/share/certmagex but the XDG_DATA_HOME variable is respected.

This wouldn't be possible without the Acmev2 module from zerossl https://hex.pm/packages/zerossl