Self Signed Certificates: Create your own Certificate Authority (CA) for local HTTPS sites

In this video, I'll show you how to create your own Certificate Authority (CA) or Root Certificate and then sign your local SSL certificates with that Certificate Authority's Private Key. Throughout this video, we will be using the open-source tool OpenSSL.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:33 How to create an SSL certificate
02:52 How SSL works - Client/Server flow
06:14 High level design
07:17 Why do we need a Self Signed Certificate?
10:09 Step 1: Creating and installing Root Certificate or Certificate Authority (CA)
16:50 Step 2: Creating SSL Certificate signed using Root Certificate Private Key
22:00 Step 3: Put all together and run a Website using the above certificate
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[@pauldessoy5369]

This was a really useful and clear description of how to do this task - thank you for putting it together !

[@arturtchindelambo6410]

that's very amazing : simple and efficient thx go ahead dude

[@DevOps_]

thanks, this content is quite helpful, clear and easy to understand.

[@dimolto9448]

Just amazing bro, thanks a lot !

[@tarekdhl6446]

hey
great work thanks , When you try to access your local site from another device on the network,Is he working in local network ????

[@navinreddy-xx1vo]

well explained

[@sunilkumarsinha9]

Content is good, but if you have explain this in hindi will be very good and super. Otherwise very confusing