HAProxy plugin for Let's Encrypt's Certbot
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README.rst

HAProxy plugin for Certbot
==========================

Getting started (development)
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In order to run tests against the Let's Encrypt API we will run a Boulder
server, which is the exact same server Let's Encrypt is running. The server is
started in Virtual Box using Vagrant. To prevent the installation of any
components and dependencies from cluttering up your computer there is also a
client Virtual Box instance. Both of these machines can be setup and started by
running the `dev_start.sh` script.