Hi Omer, very great article and guide - very generous of you. My only little issue with this is the oversight from your part to suggest, as pointed out in the comments, that there is another evidently better method of handling ssl certificates in a node.js setup.
I was about to delve in and start searching for the location of my private keys and certificate in my vps (for it already has an installed and paid for certificate) till I decided to check the comments here and realized that indeed there is a better way than exposing my private keys in my app and its many third party packages.
Please suggest to future readers, preferably at the top of the article, that there is another method of implementing this and it is recommended for performance, security and scalability.
Thank you for your effort and great article.
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Hi Omer, very great article and guide - very generous of you. My only little issue with this is the oversight from your part to suggest, as pointed out in the comments, that there is another evidently better method of handling ssl certificates in a node.js setup.
I was about to delve in and start searching for the location of my private keys and certificate in my vps (for it already has an installed and paid for certificate) till I decided to check the comments here and realized that indeed there is a better way than exposing my private keys in my app and its many third party packages.
Please suggest to future readers, preferably at the top of the article, that there is another method of implementing this and it is recommended for performance, security and scalability.
Thank you for your effort and great article.