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Automatic HTTPS on Kestrel in 2026, now that LettuceEncrypt is archived
If you run an ASP.NET Core app directly on Kestrel, with no nginx or cloud load balancer in front, getting a real TLS certificate has always been the awkward part. For years the answer was LettuceEncrypt, which obtained and renewed a Let's Encrypt certificate inside your app. That project was archived in April 2025, and its last release targets .NET 6. So the question is open again: how do you do this now?
Two things have changed, and both matter.
Certificates are getting shorter
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