Cert invalid for ThePollyProject.org

Summary:

Was looking into converting some http URLs to https in the MS docs.

When navigating to https://thepollyproject.org/ …

Expected behavior:

Site loads with https

Actual behaviour:

Looks like the cert is only set up to cover https://thepollyproject.azurewebsites.net/

If this project is a .NET Foundation project, I believe you are eligible for a free SSL cert for your domain:

We’ve partnered with DigiCert to provide SSL certificates for the .NET Foundation OU. We set your project up in Digicert’s system, you request the certificate for your website, and they’re paid for centrally by the foundation.

Or, since you’re on the azure app service, if you’re willing to spend a few bucks, the setup for an SSL cert there isn’t too tough. I’ve done it before; let me know if I can be of help.

Wanted to drop this here in case it’s useful; feel free to close if not. Thanks!

[SeanKilleen]

Likely something along the lines of:

• Get basic Jekyll up & running and deployed on GitHub pages
• If you find a Jekyll theme that gets pretty close to your current layout, that’d probably be the easiest because then a lot of minutiae is handled by updating a _config.yml file.
• Otherwise, get the CSS, JS, etc. going with a few test pages & posts
• Import the rest of the posts with https://import.jekyllrb.com/docs/ghost/
• Get the author profiles set up if you’re still trying to link to them
• Check the SEO, redirects, etc. (jekyll has plugins that help with this)
• Add a CNAME file in the root of the repo
• Change your registrar to point to GitHub pages
• Get set up with a Netlify account (fantastic build & preview functionality for PRs)
• Set up Netlify CMS (free library, integrates with GH pages, allows CMS-like feel of Ghost)

If you want to throw CloudFlare in front of it while you’re at it, I’ve got an older post on those steps.

[SeanKilleen]

Looks like it! This can be closed.