cURL error 60: SSL certificate expired

This article shows how to check when the last time a branch was deployed after receiving a cURL error 60: [!DNL SSL certificate] expired in the [!DNL Master] or [!DNL Integration] branches on Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure.

Affected products and versions

• Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure, all supported versions

Cause

The [!DNL SSL certificates] in those branches are only valid for 30 days, and the branch may have not been re-deployed in over 30 days.

The error will look similar to this:

cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired

Solution

Check when the last time the branch was deployed. If over the 30-day threshold, then re-deploy the branch.

Two methods to check for when the last deployment was performed:

• Method 1: Use [!DNL magento-cloud] CLI.
• Method 2: Open the [!DNL Project URL].

Method 1: Use [!DNL magento-cloud] CLI

Run this command: magento-cloud activity:list

Method 2: Open the [!DNL Project URL]

Go to, for example: https://demo.magento.cloud/#/projects/<project>/environments/<environment>, and check when the last deployment was performed.

Related reading

In our developer documentation:

• Cloud Manager API: SSLCertificates
• Set up Fastly: Provision SSL/TLS certificates

In our support knowledge base:

• Custom SSL certificate expiration information
• SSL (TLS) certificates for Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure