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How to setup Let’s Encrypt for Gitlab

This information is outdated as of 2019, but I’ll leave it up here for future reference.

This is a quick guide to setting up Let’s Encrypt for Gitlab

Assumptions made:

  1. You’re using the Omnibus Gitlab install.
  2. You’re using Ubuntu (or Debian).
  3. Gitlab is available on the root of a subdomain (gitlab.yourdomain.com)

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Author CalebPosted on June 15, 2016February 26, 2020Tags gitlab, https, lets encrypt, letsencryptLeave a comment on How to setup Let’s Encrypt for Gitlab

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