LetsEncrypt Certs with multiple VMs

Blade2021

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Hi all,

First post here so if this is not the proper way to asking or location please excuse my ignorance.

Background:
Been using proxmox on a poweredge server I had recently bought and now i'm looking to turn my entire system over to this box. However my current system uses certificates from LetsEncrypt. This is fairly easy when working with it on one device.

Problem:
If I run multiple web servers from different virtual machines, we'll they all be able to use the certificate from proxmox? Is this process automatic or does it need configuring?

I did see the link on another post on this forum directing the user to https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/HTTPS_...x,_5.0_and_5.1)#Let.27s_Encrypt_using_acme.sh (This wiki page) however I didn't exactly find a clear answer there. A little guidance would be VERY much appreciated! I have been enjoying proxmox so far and look forward to using it more and more in the future!

Thanks,
Matt
 
The way that I have handled many web servers and using let's encrypt is to use a reverse proxy and have the certificate reside there and then use http and some self signed https between the proxy and the back end servers.
 
The way that I have handled many web servers and using let's encrypt is to use a reverse proxy and have the certificate reside there and then use http and some self signed https between the proxy and the back end servers.

Do you know of any good tutorials on this? Sounds like it might be out of my range.
 
I don't have a tutorial per se, but I installed for my implementation an Ubuntu 16.04 Server then added Ngnix to it and also the let's encrypt software.