lego
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5recommend
0warn against
Jan 16, 2026first mention
May 25, 2026latest mention
Why people recommend it
“There's a Lego resolver that works fine”
“The list of API integrations provided by the lego project looks quite impressive.”
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“the lego project has an example of this in their documentation”
“Lego is solid. I use it with Route53 to do automatic renewal of LE certs”
“I use a fairly niche provider (https://go-acme.github.io/lego/dns/zonomi/index.html) and it's supported - I'd go further and say they support most providers”
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“There's a Lego resolver that works fine”
“The list of API integrations provided by the lego project looks quite impressive.”
“the lego project has an example of this in their documentation”
“Lego is solid. I use it with Route53 to do automatic renewal of LE certs”
“I've used lego”
Thank you for posting the lego command! It allowed me to quickly obtain a couple of IP certificates to test with. I updated my simple TLS certificate checker (https://certcheck.sh) to support checking IP certificates (IPv4 only for now).
“I use a fairly niche provider (https://go-acme.github.io/lego/dns/zonomi/index.html) and it's supported - I'd go further and say they support most providers”
“lego supports a few DNS providers out of the box”
“You can use lego [1]”