Cut over to machines API for certs, add ownership record + imports#4739
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Cut over to machines API for certs, add ownership record + imports#4739
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Awesome! Are the machines API endpoints for this documented yet? I was not able to find info about them. |
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Soon @amo13 ! These ones need some coercing into the spec that generates the documentation website. In the meantime you can infer them pretty well from the fly-go changes here: https://github.com/superfly/fly-go/pull/208/changes I'll get the documentation shored up in the new week :) |
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Change Summary
Certificates are now (primarily) serviced through the Machines API rather than GraphQL.
Alongside this change, support for custom certificate uploads has been introduced, as well as a new DNS entry that can verify ownership of a domain in certain circumstances.