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serverless-certificate-creator

creates a certificate that can be used for custom domains for your api gateway

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serverless-certificate-creator

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Description

This serverless plugin creates certificates that you need for your custom domains in API Gateway. Use this in your CICD flow to automatically create a certificate, create the necessary route53 recordsets to validate the certificate with Dns-Validation and finally wait until the certificate has been validated.

Serverless Framework

This package is made for the serverless framework.

You can install it like this:

# Install the serverless cli
npm install -g serverless

# Or, update the serverless cli from a previous version
npm update -g serverless

Check out their getting started guide for more information here.

Usage Requirements

Make sure you have the following installed before starting:

Usage

    npm i serverless-certificate-creator --save-dev

open serverless.yml and add the following:

    plugins:
    - serverless-certificate-creator

    ...

    custom:
        customCertificate:
            certificateName: 'abc.somedomain.io' //required
            idempotencyToken: 'abcsomedomainio' //optional
            hostedZoneName: 'somedomain.io.' //required if hostedZoneId is not set
            hostedZoneId: 'XXXXXXXXX' //required if hostedZoneName is not set
            writeCertInfoToFile: false // optional default is false. if you set it to true you will get a new file (after executing serverless create-cert), that contains certificate info that you can use in your deploy pipeline
            certInfoFileName: 'cert-info.yml' // optional, only used when writeCertInfoToFile is set to true. It sets the name of the file containing the cert info
            region: eu-west-1 // optional - default is us-east-1 which is required for custom api gateway domains of Type Edge (default)

now you can run:

    serverless create-cert

Combine with serverless-domain-manager

If you combine this plugin with serverless-domain-manager you can automate the complete process of creating a custom domain with a certificate. I found serverless-domain-manager very useful but i also wanted to be able to automatically create the certificate for the newly generated custom domain.

Examples

Install the plugins:

    npm i serverless-certificate-creator --save-dev
    npm i serverless-domain-manager --save-dev

Open serverless.yml and add the following:

    plugins:
    - serverless-certificate-creator
    - serverless-domain-manager

    ...

    custom:
        customDomain:
            domainName: abc.somedomain.io
            certificateName: 'abc.somedomain.io'
            basePath: ''
            stage: ${self:provider.stage}
            createRoute53Record: true
        customCertificate:
            certificateName: 'abc.somedomain.io' //required
            idempotencyToken: 'abcsomedomainio' //optional
            hostedZoneName: 'somedomain.io.' //required if hostedZoneId is not set
            hostedZoneId: 'XXXXXXXXX' //required if hostedZoneName is not set
            region: eu-west-1 // optional - default is us-east-1 which is required for custom api gateway domains of Type Edge (default)
            enabled: true // optional - default is true. For some stages you may not want to use certificates (and custom domains associated with it).

Now you can run:

    serverless create-cert
    serverless create_domain

Please make sure to check out the complete sample project here.

License

Copyright (c) 2018 Bastian Töpfer, contributors.

Released under the MIT license.

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Package last updated on 13 Aug 2019

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