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# *Let's Encrypt* Certificate generation
The `dnscontrol get-certs` command will obtain or renew TLS certificates for your managed domains via [*Let's Enrypt*](https://letsencrypt.org). This can be extremely useful in situations where other acme clients are problematic. Specifically, this may be useful if:
The `dnscontrol get-certs` command will obtain or renew TLS certificates for your managed domains via [*Let's Encrypt*](https://letsencrypt.org). This can be extremely useful in situations where other acme clients are problematic. Specifically, this may be useful if:
- You are already managing dns records with dnscontrol.
- You have a large number of domains or dns providers in complicated configurations.
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5. Commit and push any changes to the cert repo.
6. Take care to not leave any plain-text private keys on disk.
The push to the certificate repo can trigger further automation to deploy certs to load balancers, cdns, applications and so forth.
The push to the certificate repo can trigger further automation to deploy certs to load balancers, cdns, applications and so forth.