Lately I've been following several security blogs in order to be notified about the state of art of cryptography standards compliance in the browsers. One of them, Charles Engelke's Blog , published a series of posts about getting a Google SaaS up and running with its own SSL certificate. This series is composed of: - Let’s Encrypt on Google Compute Engine - Creating a Compute Engine Instance - Setting up Apache Web Server - Getting a Certificate from Let’s Encrypt Since my last project, autoinstall , fits into this task quite good, I've decided to extend it to accomplish these goals: - Install and config a Tomcat server, in the default 80 and 443 ports, with its manager prepared for remote maven deploys. - Install and config a daemon, which it's given the task of renewing the let's encrypt SSL cert when it's necessary. - Install mysql 5.5 database. - Install other tools: ftpd, nmap, tree, etc. So...
...so keep it simple