SSL Certificate Expiry Checker β Bulk
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SSL Certificate Expiry Checker β Bulk
Check SSL/TLS certificates for a list of domains: issuer, validity dates, days to expiry and chain problems. Catch expiring certificates before they cause outages.
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Check SSL/TLS certificates for a list of domains β issuer, validity dates, days to expiry, covered hostnames and chain problems β so you catch expiring certificates before they cause an outage. Run it on a schedule and monitor every domain you own.
What it does
- Connects to each host and reads its certificate: issuer, subject, valid-from/to.
- Computes days to expiry and flags certs expiring soon or already expired.
- Reports whether the chain is valid/trusted and lists the SAN hostnames.
Use cases
- Ops & SRE β monitor cert expiry across all domains; prevent outages.
- Agencies / MSPs β track certificates for many client sites at once.
- Security β audit TLS validity and coverage in bulk.
Input
{ "hosts": ["apify.com", "api.yoursite.com"], "port": 443, "warnDays": 30 }
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hosts | array | Domains/hosts to check. |
port | integer | TLS port (default 443). |
warnDays | integer | Flag certs expiring within this many days. |
Output
{ "host": "apify.com", "issuer": "Let's Encrypt", "validTo": "2026-11-01T00:00:00.000Z", "daysLeft": 77, "expiringSoon": false, "valid": true }
Output schema
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
host | string | The domain checked. |
issuer | string | Certificate issuer. |
daysLeft | integer | Days until expiry. |
valid | boolean | Whether the certificate is currently valid and trusted. |
FAQ
Can I get alerted? Run it on a schedule and use a webhook/integration to alert when expiringSoon is true.
Can I automate it? Yes β via integrations on the Apify platform and the Apify API.
Notes
Original clean-room implementation.