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Immich: Generate Let’s Encrypt Certificate on Ubuntu 22.04 Server

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Let’s Encrypt Certificate

Let’s Encrypt certificates are a great choice due to their automated renewal process, wide support across web browsers, and zero-cost option for any personal or small-scale web applications. After completing this guide, you’ll have your Immich instance secured with HTTPS, improving both security and trust for you and your users.

Introduction

In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of generating and configuring a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for your Immich server. By following the steps outlined here, you can enable SSL encryption, ensuring secure access for users and protecting sensitive information like login credentials and media content from being intercepted.

On my self-hosted Immich installation on Ubuntu 22.04 I use a Let’s Encrypt Certificate. This certificate needs to be renewed periodically.

Prerequisits

  • Open port 80 from Internet to Immich server
  • Open port 443 from Internet to Immich server

Generate a Let’s Encrypt certificate

To generate Let’s Encrypt certificate (enable HTTPS access) on Immich it is enough to execute the following command:

sudo immich-distribution.lets-encrypt

Parameters for the certificate will be taken from the configuration. To check the configuration, you can execute the following:

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snap get immich-distribution

Output of the command will show the information about the Immich installation:

acme-domain yourdomain.com

The certificate will be stored on the following location:

/var/snap/immich-distribution/common/acme/certificates

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