Your response clearly states publicly accessible DNS. A CA does not require anything public for local SSL and can work in conjunction with whatever service they want for that which is public.
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I guess they need a CA then
https://smallstep.com/docs/step-ca/
They do not. See my other reply about DNS verification.
Your response clearly states publicly accessible DNS. A CA does not require anything public for local SSL and can work in conjunction with whatever service they want for that which is public.
Fair, I don’t know why I read OPs post as asking for let’s encrypt certs. Internal CA is indeed an option.