A docker image that automatically renews letsencrypt certificate using cloudflare dns challenge
Usage
$ docker run -it \
-v "YOUR_CERTS_DIR:/certs" \
-v "YOUR_LETSENCRYPT_DIR:/etc/letsencrypt" \
-e DOMAINS=example.com \
-e TZ=Australia/Melbourne \
-e EMAIL=webmaster@example.com \
-e "CRON=0 0 1 * *" \
-e TEST_ONLY=false \
-e "DNS_CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN=abcde"
simophin/certbot-dns-cloudflare:latest
Cert data
Certs will be generated and copied to /certs
directory.
You should also mount a volume to /etc/letsencrypt
to persist the certbot state.
The environment variables
The table below list available environment variables
Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
DOMAINS | Required. Domain name(s) to obtain the certificate for. Separated by comma | example.com,mydomain.net |
TZ | Required. Timezone of the cron expression | Australia/Melbourne |
Required. Email address to register with letsencrypt | webmaster@example.com | |
CRON | Required. Cron expression to run the renewal | weekly: 0 0 1 * *. Refer to Wiki |
TEST_ONLY | Required. If set to true, obtain a test (staging) certificate only. Default to true. You need to explicitly set to false to obtain a real certificate | false |
DNS_CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN | Required. Cloudflare API token. Refer to Cloudflare API Tokens for more information | abc123 |