I am pleased to announce that we are accepting signups for the SSL for
custom domains Trusted Tester Program. This will allow you to serve
secure traffic for your App Engine application from your own
domain(https://your.domain.com) rather than your appspot.com domain
(https://your-app-id.appspot.com).
We will be offering two types of SSL service, Server Name Indication
(SNI) and Virtual IP(VIP). SNI will be significantly less expensive
than VIP when this service is fully launched, however unlike VIP it
does not work everywhere SSL is supported, notably it is not supported
by IE and Safari on Windows XP. Multiple certificates are supported by
SNI, while the VIP service only supports a single certificate per
virtual IP address. Wildcard certificates and certificates with
alternate names are supported by both SNI and VIP.
Either a Free or Paid Google Apps account is required to use SSL. The
use of multiple domains is supported via the aliasing feature in
Google Apps.
If you are interesting in signing up to test this feature, please fill
in the form linked below.
https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHFoZFhlUTM1MUNpelFWcVJqcVAwckE6MQ
Currently we are testing on a limited basis and will not be able to
accept everybody who applies to the trusted tester program.
As with all trusted tester programs, documentation is a work in
progress.
This feature is still in testing and as such we would advise against
using this on production applications.
If you have any queries, please email google-appengine-ssl-
feed...@google.com.
Cheers,
Cayden Meyer
Product Manager, Google App Engine
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This is awesome. I don't need it, but I know a lot of people in the
community have asked for it, and I know they will be appreciative. I am
certain this took a lot of working internally to resolve limitations of
other products, and likely some politics to get those solutions in place.
This feature in my view, shows more than most Google's commitment to making
this an enterprise class solution with as few "deal breakers" as possible
for deployments.
-Brandon
Brandon Wirtz
BlackWaterOps: President / Lead Mercenary
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BlackWater Ops
Hey everyone,
https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHFoZFhlUT
M1MUNpelFWcVJqcVAwckE6MQ
Cheers,
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I *do* need it... because "everything through SSL all the time" is
rapidly approaching mandatory. Firesheep changed everything - now
users *realize* how insecure the web really is.
Jeff
I have filled form allready
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Yes. All the Nakedness happens in the VIP space. Just like the Clubs in LA.
IE5/IE6 will say page cannot be displayed and will never connect. For this reason you should encourage users to arrive at a non-HTTPs version of the page, do browser detection and display an Upgrade your browser notification, then use the login to take them to the secure version of the site.
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@Jesse - did you make up the $100, or did you see that a guestimate somewhere?
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IE5/IE6 will say page cannot be displayed and will never connect. For this reason you should encourage users to arrive at a non-HTTPs version of the page, do browser detection and display an Upgrade your browser notification, then use the login to take them to the secure version of the site.
From: google-a...@googlegroups.com [mailto:google-a...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Nick
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Subject: [google-appengine] Re: Announcing SSL for Custom Domains Trusted Tester Program
What happens when a non-supported browser attempts to access https://www.my-sercure-appengine-app.com? Does it redirect to http:// or show an error dialog?
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