Posh-ACME

I don't understand the tone of aggression against ACME and their plethora of clients. I know it isn't a skill issue because of who the author is. So I can only imagine it is some sort of personal opinion that they dislike ACME as a concept or the tooling around ACME in general. We've been using LE for a while (since 2019 I think) for handful of sites, and the best nonsense client _for us_ was https://github.com/do-know/Crypt-LE/releases. Then this year we've done another piece of work this time against the Sectigo ACME server and le64 wasn't quite good enough. So we ended up trying:- - https://github.com/certbot/certbot on GitHub Actions, it was fine but didn't quite like the locked down environment - https://github.com/go-acme/lego huge binary, cli was interestingly designed and the maintainer was quite rude when raising an issue - https

The ecosystem of stuff is the first thing that comes to mind. Windows has never been an environment that was well suited for modern automation practices (infrastructure as code). For instance, it's not straightforward to take a database or XLS document of users and transform that into an Active Directory implementation. Here is a tool that would help with that: https://github.com/dsccommunity/ActiveDirectoryDsc Normally you would need to run this on a Windows machine ... but now I am excited at the thought of using it from my mac. I'm in the middle of doing a rollout of new network infrastructure, VPN, Firewall appliance, Hyper-V hosts, Active Directory, O365 sync, File storage, etc... for small/medium sized business. I am primarily a software/ops consultant, so I like to build infrastructure 'as data' and then use that data to assert the