From zero to SSL Automation#

Daniel Osielczak - AMS-IX

• Why: Certificate lifecycle automation is a persistent pain point in both enterprise security and identity infrastructure, and "from zero" stories are the useful kind — the adoption path, not the finished state. The track line says this covers securing both internal and external environments, which is exactly the split most orgs struggle with.
• What: An AMS-IX technical-track session on building out SSL/TLS certificate automation from nothing, applied to both internal and external-facing environments. (No abstract published — from title and track subtitle only.)
• How: Not stated. "SSL automation" in current practice almost always means ACME-style issuance and renewal, but the program does not specify; the interesting content will be the internal-environment half, which is usually the hard part (discovering what exists, getting non-web workloads onto automated issuance).
• Where applicable: Broadly applicable to any org with a certificate estate — this is not IXP-specific. Watch for whether their internal PKI approach assumes AD-integrated enterprise tooling or something more portable. Title and track-subtitle only.