Configuring SSL for Martini

Configuring SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) on your Martini application is essential for securing communications and protecting sensitive data. This section provides guidance on various methods to set up SSL for your Martini Server Runtime, allowing you to choose the best approach based on your needs and environment.

Topics Covered

1. Public CA: Learn how to obtain and configure SSL certificates from a public Certificate Authority (CA) to ensure secure connections for your applications.

2. Let's Encrypt: Discover how to use Let's Encrypt to obtain free 90-day, automated SSL certificates for development and testing purposes, and set them up in your Martini environment.

3. Self-Signed Certificates: Understand the process of generating and configuring self-signed SSL certificates for development, testing, or internal networks.

Other Resources

• Tomcat Configuration: Explore various performance tuning settings for Tomcat, connector optimization, and advanced server settings that enhance the responsiveness and scalability of your web applications.

• Configuring APR: Explore how to optionally configure the APR (Apache Portable Runtime) connector for SSL on Martini for enhanced performance.

• Configuring HSTS: Learn how to set up HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to protect against downgrade attacks and ensure secure communication.