Adding a tutorial for using a free IP-based TLS cert with LB #1325
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| > **Note** If you have enabled the network traffic to your HTTPD server, and if it is running, **Backend sets health** shoudl be showing as **OK**. If not, check your networking and security lists. | ||
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| 15. Make a note of the public IP address of your load balancer, e.g., `130.61.69.66` |
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I understand, but this whole tutorial is based on the fact that i'm getting a cert for an IP address, so, to not include an IP address that can be tracked through the tutorial seems strange. The IP is ephemeral and will be dead once I kill the LB (which I will do once the tutorial is published.
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| 3. Click on `New Certificate` to start the certificate generation wizard. | ||
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| 4. Enter the IP address of your load balancer in the **Domain Name** field, e.g., `130.61.69.66`. |
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| 5. Click **Add certificate**. | ||
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| 6. Provide a name for your certificate such as its IP address, e.g., `130.61.69.66` |
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| - Certificate resource: `Load balancer managed certificate` | ||
| - Certificate name: `130.61.69.66` (or the name you specified in step 6 above) |
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Blur the compartment name or use something else, like "demo".
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Blur the IP number and the URL.
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I've created a new tutorial to show how to quickly create a free TLS certificate based on IP address and use it within an OCI load balancer.