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generating SSL keys and Certificate Signing Requests for Heroku / Nginx / RapidSSL

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RRandomEtc
Last edited Sep 16, 2011
Created on Sep 16, 2011

This example shows a step-by-step terminal transcript of generating an SSL key and certificate signing request, then unlocking, combining, and uploading the certificate to Heroku. The process uses the OpenSSL command-line API (`openssl genrsa`, `openssl req`, `openssl rsa`, `cat` for concatenation) and Heroku’s CLI (`heroku ssl:add`, `heroku addons:add`). The text-based log traces the flow from key creation through DNS activation, with shell prompts and command outputs as the visual data.

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