SSL CertificatesDevOpsProduct

Certificate and Access Control for DevOps Teams

Stop treating SSL certificates like a spreadsheet problem. DevOps teams need a workflow that covers renewal, delivery, reloads, live checks, ownership, and audit.

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The problem this fixes

Certificates live across HAProxy, Nginx, IIS, Kubernetes, old VMs, and cloud services.
Renewal logs do not prove the public endpoint is serving the new chain.
Private keys and PEM bundles are often copied through scripts with too much access.

The CertLocker workflow

1
Import or create certificate inventory.
2
Assign owner, group, environment, and endpoint.
3
Renew through ACME or controlled certificate workflow.
4
Deliver through scoped certificate tokens.
5
Probe the endpoint and record the result.

Operational proof points

Inventory

88%

Know what exists and who owns it.

Renewal

82%

Automate issuance and renewal paths.

Delivery

86%

Give clients only the cert material they need.

Verification

91%

Confirm what production actually serves.

Built for the boring parts that cause outages

The certificate did renew. The reload did not. Or the chain was incomplete. Or the default SNI route served the wrong cert. CertLocker keeps those steps visible instead of hiding them inside host scripts.

Use it with the estate you already have

HAProxy, Nginx, IIS, win-acme, RFC 8555 clients, bare metal, VMs, and private cloud are all normal targets. You do not need to move everything into one cloud provider before getting control.

Backlinked guides and feature pages

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.

How to manage certificates and SSH access

The broader operational guide.