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13 changes: 9 additions & 4 deletions docs/README.md
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home: true
tagline: Managing an ApisCP platform
actionText: Get Started
tagline: Managing an ApisCP platform
actionText: Get Started
actionLink: /INSTALL/
features:
- title: Self-healing
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- 2 GB RAM
- [Forward-confirmed reverse DNS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward-confirmed_reverse_DNS), i.e. 64.22.68.1 <-> apnscp.com
- CentOS/RedHat 7+
- Bare-metal or virtualization (kvm, xen, VMWare, Hyper-V). Containers (OpenVZ, LXC, Docker) are not supported.
- RHEL-based OS:
- RHEL 7.4+ (EOL) / 8.*
- CentOS 7.4+ (EOL) / 8.*
- CentOS Stream 8.*
- Rocky Linux 8.*
- AlmaLinux 8.*
- Containers are **not supported** (Virtuozzo, OpenVZ, LDC, Docker)

## Installation

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This does not work when the domain's public IP address does not match the expected public IP, such as if the domain is behind [Cloudflare](dns/Cloudclare.md) proxy.

### Staging
Issuance may be staged, that is to say authorization generated using `letsencrypt:challenges()`, then solved at a later time using `letsencrypt:solve()`. Once solved, the a certificate may be ordered for the hostname using `letsencrypt:request()` using the pre-solved challenges as a shibboleth.
Issuance may be staged, that is to say authorization generated using `letsencrypt:challenges()`, then solved at a later time using `letsencrypt:solve()`. Once solved, a certificate may be ordered for the hostname using `letsencrypt:request()` using the pre-solved challenges as a shibboleth.

```bash
cpcmd -d site1 letsencrypt:challenges '[*.mydomain.com,mydomain.com]'
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