This post is part 1.5 of 3
- Part 1: Get Certificates from Lets Encrypt for your OCI services the easy way
- Part 1.5: Easily install x.509 Certificates into OCI Certificate service
- Part 2: Giving Certbot super powers: The “certbot-oci-certs” installer plug-in!
- Part 3: to be announced
Rather than rewriting what he wrote I’ll just quote him:
oci-cert-uploader
A simple script to import or update TLS/SSL certificates into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Certificate Management Service.
This script works with certificates from any provider – whether it’s Let’s Encrypt, Sectigo, DigiCert, or another CA.
What This Script Does
- Reads a certificate (
chain.pem),(cert.pem) and private key (privkey.pem) from your local file system. - Checks if a certificate for the given domain already exists in OCI:
- If it exists, updates the certificate.
- If it does not exist, creates a new certificate entry.
- Can be run manually or scheduled via cron to keep your certificates in OCI in sync.
Check it out @ https://github.com/vishak-lab/oci-cert-uploader