Certbot SSL for WAMP Subdomains
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m running Apache through Wamp on a Windows Server 2025 Datacenter box and would like to move the three in-house apps I host over to HTTPS. The DNS is already in place—each app points to its own subdomain; I’ll share the exact hostnames as soon as we start.
Certbot is not installed yet, so I’ll need you to handle the full setup from scratch: obtain three Let’s Encrypt certificates, configure Apache virtual hosts for each subdomain, and make sure renewals happen automatically every year without manual intervention. A quick functional test in the browser (and via curl/SSL labs) should confirm the hand-off.
Deliverables
• Install and configure Certbot on Windows via WSL or native method, whatever you recommend
• Create/adjust the Apache vhosts in Wamp for the three subdomains and apply the certificates
• Validate secure connections (HSTS, redirect HTTP→HTTPS) and document the renewal process
• Provide a concise step-by-step log or script so I can replicate the setup if the server is rebuilt
If you’ve handled Certbot on Windows-based stacks before, this should be straightforward. Let me know your proposed approach and timeline, and we can get started right away.
Certbot is not installed yet, so I’ll need you to handle the full setup from scratch: obtain three Let’s Encrypt certificates, configure Apache virtual hosts for each subdomain, and make sure renewals happen automatically every year without manual intervention. A quick functional test in the browser (and via curl/SSL labs) should confirm the hand-off.
Deliverables
• Install and configure Certbot on Windows via WSL or native method, whatever you recommend
• Create/adjust the Apache vhosts in Wamp for the three subdomains and apply the certificates
• Validate secure connections (HSTS, redirect HTTP→HTTPS) and document the renewal process
• Provide a concise step-by-step log or script so I can replicate the setup if the server is rebuilt
If you’ve handled Certbot on Windows-based stacks before, this should be straightforward. Let me know your proposed approach and timeline, and we can get started right away.