Set and view SSL certificates with Postman
Blog post from Postman
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates are essential for establishing encrypted communications between a client and a server, particularly when handling sensitive information like passwords or payment details. These certificates are frequently utilized in both testing and development environments to emulate production conditions and ensure security for APIs. In the Postman native apps, users can view and configure SSL certificates on a per-domain basis, allowing for consistent HTTPS request handling across different environments. By associating a domain with a client certificate in Postman, all HTTPS requests to that domain will include the certificate, ensuring secure communication. Users can verify the certificate's presence in the Postman console by sending a request to the configured domain using HTTPS. For further details, Postman provides resources on managing SSL certificates and troubleshooting issues with self-signed certificates.
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