If you're ok with fronting your sites with Cloudflare you can get "fake" HTTPS by using the flexible option (HTTPS from the client to Cloudflare, and HTTP from them to your server)
This satisfies the need to be on HTTPS, without actually having to change anything in your server.
Not saying this is ideal, but for websites that don't _need_ it it could be the best/easiest approach.
This satisfies the need to be on HTTPS, without actually having to change anything in your server.
Not saying this is ideal, but for websites that don't _need_ it it could be the best/easiest approach.