I Set Amazon s3 to my custom Domain Like the below
cdn.example.com. CNAME s3.amazonaws.com
I have purchased a Wildcart SSL From Namecheap and installed via Cpanel
Now I need to Activate https://cdn.example.com
When request https://cdn.example.com the SSL error is Coming in broswer as normail SSL is not install Non secured page
how To Set WILDCART SSL To CNAME subdomain
Make a Cloudfront Distribution for the Corresponding bucket.
Then install the sll on the cloudfront
You Can See how SSL is installed on cloudfront here
https://bryce.fisher-fleig.org/blog/setting-up-ssl-on-aws-cloudfront-and-s3/
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I just configured SSL certificate on a domain that routes to my Elastic Beanstalk ALB.
However, it seems like the SSL lock icon does not show for domains with subdomain other than www.
for example, the lock icons shows for www.myDomain.com and myDomain.com. But it does not show for api.myDomain.com or www.api.myDomain.com.
How I set it up:
I went on AWS Certificate manager and requested for SSL certificate on my domain. Then, I went to Route 53 and created a record alias to my elastic beanstalk load balancer with subdomains of www, ``, and api. I don't know why but only www.myDomain.com and myDomain.com shows the ssl lock, not for api.myDomain.com.
The reason I want to do this is because I want to use api.myDomain.com for my API and myDomain.com for my front end app. Is this best practice?
can anyone help me with this?
I am facing difficulty in serving requests from test.domain.com with the configuration with a combination of AWS Certificate Manager (ACM), AWS EC2 (linux AMI), AWS CloudFront (CF), Google DNS and Apache server.
I have following setup in public_html directory:
I have 2 folders in /var/www/html
prod
test
Objective is to serve requests received from test.domain.com using test directory and the ones received from domain.com using prod directory.
The setup is working fine with acme ssl certificates ie., for production (domain.com), we are using acme SSL certificate and DNS is pointing to Elastic IP and working fine. Even test.domain.com was working
fine with acme ssl setup.
However, I'm trying to switch to ACM. As it works only with CF and ELB (AWS Elastic Load Balancer), created a CF distribution.
Created one CloudFront (CF) distribution pointing to AWS EC2 endpoint with Origin path /test.
Redirected test.domain.com to CF distribution in Google DNS as the domain is registered with them.
With this setup, test.domain.com is also presenting domain.com and not the test server as anticipated.
https.conf has correct DocumentRoot for each ServerName. But, request is not hitting the virtualhost of test server..
whats missing? pls suggest..
You can try below:
Add both domain.com and test.domain.com to CloudFront CNAME list.
ACM certificate which has common name/SAN as domain.com and *.domain.com (or test.domain.com)
In CloudFront cache behavior , whiteist HOST header, this will make sure that when client access domain.com , cloudfront send the same value in host header when contacting origin.
Link:
Forward host header
Followed this link steps to install SSL on AWS LightSail Ubuntu Server: https://linuxhostsupport.com/blog/how-to-install-lets-encrypt-with-apache-on-ubuntu-16-04.
But https://example.com not loading.
Is there any configuration missed?
And it is necessary to add a TXT record in the DNS setting after the LetsEncrypt Certificate installation?
You should have used Lightsail DNS Zone for DNS Management instead of Godaddy for using LetsEncrypt SSL installation on LightSail.After moving DNS Management from Godaddy to Lightsail try LetsEncrypt SSL installation.strong text
Scenario: I have an EC2 instance which hosts the api's.
I am using elastic ip for ec2 instance.
This is the url where I can access to my apis.
ec2-xx-xxx-xx-xxx.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com
I want to add ssl to this url
please guide how to add ssl to my ec2 instance
You can't have ssl certificates for *.amazonaws.com, you need to have custom domain and for that domain you can have ssl certificate, basically for getting ssl certificates you need to have DNS control of that domain or your one of the emails should be listed in WHOIS lookup, both not possible for amazonaws.com
We have the ssl certs from symantec and have added them to the LB in aws which is currently holding one ec2 instance. We are also using route53 for dns. https://domain.com isn't working, port 80 is ok. I've verified my security groups are allowing 443 for ec2 and lb.
I've been using www.wormly.com to test SSL and notice that the domain.com fails but the FQDN of the load balancer passes "green" for the certs but not the domain.com...
Does the csr need to use the FQDN of the aws load balancer?
There were residual dns records that had to be updated on godaddy unbeknownst to me due to my not having initially purchased the domain.