TLS AutomationHAProxyIIS

Certificate Recovery for HAProxy Nginx and IIS

TLS automation is not finished when the CA issues the certificate. HAProxy, Nginx, and IIS still need the right material, at the right path, with the right reload, and proof on the endpoint.

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The problem this fixes

HAProxy wants PEM bundles and reload discipline.
Nginx and Apache deployments drift by host.
IIS and win-acme workflows need Windows-aware delivery and verification.

The CertLocker workflow

1
Create ACME workflow or certificate record.
2
Bind target service and owner.
3
Issue or renew certificate.
4
Deliver through scoped client token.
5
Reload and probe the endpoint.

Operational proof points

HAProxy

90%

Scoped delivery and endpoint verification.

Nginx

82%

Central state for distributed hosts.

IIS

80%

Useful with win-acme and Windows estates.

Audit

87%

Renewal, delivery, and probe trail.

Central state, local clients

You can keep service-specific clients. The difference is that the workflow, ownership, token scope, and endpoint proof live centrally.

Designed for mixed estates

Most companies do not run one clean stack. They have HAProxy edges, Nginx apps, IIS portals, Java services, and a few old boxes nobody wants to touch. CertLocker is built for that shape.

Backlinked guides and feature pages

Replace Certbot and scripts

A migration plan for script-based TLS automation.

HAProxy SSL termination

Certificates, chains, and renewal at the edge.

Certificate lifecycle management

Inventory, renewal, delivery, ownership, and audit for TLS certificates.

Certificate delivery tokens

Scoped certificate access for HAProxy, IIS, Nginx, scripts, and automation.

Endpoint probes

Check what production endpoints actually serve after renewal.