Renewal monitoring dashboard for Certbot, acme.sh etc

Long time users of Certify The Web may be familiar with our renewal failure notifications and dashboard (which now has a new beta version at https://dash.certifytheweb.com for more detailed reporting).

We have recently started to develop proof of concept dashboard reporting for other popular ACME tools, where possible (if they have parse-able logging or other event storage). To that end we have developed an as-yet unreleased dashboard agent tool that can currently interpret certbot, acme.sh logs and config.

Let’s Encrypt have recently announced that they will stop sending renewal notification emails if you don’t appear to have renewed your cert.

If you feel you would benefit from dashboard monitoring for your renewals and would like to try out the dashboard agent, please join the conversation here with details of which ACME clients you are using, across how many servers/sites and how many certs etc.

Our dashboard monitoring is a commercial product but we hope to accommodate all sizes of organization and to that end a free tier would make some sense, we’ll see what the interest it.

Our upcoming Certify Management Hub product also has a planned inclusion of self-hosted dashboarding, see https://certifytheweb.com/ for info. If you don’t want to post here you can email support at certifytheweb.com and we can add you as a potential beta tester.

Note that this is not an issuance monitoring tool like many others (i.e. certificate transparency monitoring), this hooks into actual renewal attempts by ACME clients, so you can see renewals failing before they become urgent and (where supported) a reason or error message, not just a list of expired/unexpired certificates.

Hi,

I’m very much interesting in your upcoming product Certify Management Hub, as I need self-hosted certificate management. Does this product have the ability to execute scripts on Linux after a new certificate has been created? If so, I would volunteer to beta test.