Support additional ACME providers #2
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By default, SSL certificates are provisioned using Let's Encrypt's production directory. If the only configuration provided is `SSL_DOMAIN`, that's the behaviour we want. However, it can also be useful to specify an alternate provider, so we'll expose a few extra environment variable to make that possible: `ACME_DIRECTORY` can be used to specify a different directory to use. For example, the Let's Encrypt staging environment, or another provider entirely. Some providers require EAB credentials in order to issue certificates. To support these providers, we allow prodiving them in `EAB_KID` and `EAB_HMAC_KEY`
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By default, SSL certificates are provisioned using Let's Encrypt's production directory. If the only configuration provided is
SSL_DOMAIN, that's the behaviour we want.However, it can also be useful to specify an alternate provider, so we'll expose a few extra environment variable to make that possible:
ACME_DIRECTORYcan be used to specify a different directory to use. For example, the Let's Encrypt staging environment, or another provider entirely.Some providers require EAB credentials in order to issue certificates. To support these providers, we allow providing them in
EAB_KIDandEAB_HMAC_KEY