We need an HTTPS certificate to host labs.torproject.org. Right now, we could point the labs.torproject.org domain at the load balancer at live-tor-labs.pantheon.io via CNAME, but that will need to change to an A record as soon as we deploy HTTPS.
Since we know we want HTTPS, we might as well get the cert first, and then create the A record after that.
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Mike, if you walk me through what exactly you think I should do, I can get a cert on the company cc.
Alternatively, you can get one and expense it if you would prefer, but please coordinate with me to ensure that we keep a copy of the necessary administrative material and keys in (encrypted) storage.
Since we've deleted phobos' password (#15896 (moved)), I'm reassigning all his open tickets.
As our (interim) Executive Directors, I think this task would fall to either Roger or Nick, but since Nick suggested it was possible, and this ticket was created by Mike…
mikeperry: I'm assigning to you. Reassign to arma or nickm if you think they're better suited to getting this done.
I suspect that I will not be able to get an HTTPS cert without control of either DNS (to point labs.torproject.org somewhere and prove that I can create documents there) or the torproject.org TLD admin contact info (to recieve email/phone call for domain verification).
Therefore, I think it would be best if you could handle this, Nick. If you are concerned about opsec issues wrt the cert, I can still handle it, but we'll probably need to point labs.torproject.org somewhere I control first.