Questions tagged [aws-certificate-manager]

Certificate Manage is an offering by Amazon Web Services. It lets you easily provision, manage, and deploy Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) certificates for use with AWS services.

From the AWS product page:

AWS Certificate Manager is a service that lets you easily provision, manage, and deploy Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) certificates for use with AWS services. SSL/TLS certificates are used to secure network communications and establish the identity of websites over the Internet. AWS Certificate Manager removes the time-consuming manual process of purchasing, uploading, and renewing SSL/TLS certificates.

With AWS Certificate Manager, you can quickly request a certificate, deploy it on AWS resources such as Elastic Load Balancers or Amazon CloudFront distributions, and let AWS Certificate Manager handle certificate renewals. SSL/TLS certificates provisioned through AWS Certificate Manager are free. You pay only for the AWS resources you create to run your application.

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Is it possible to import a Cloudflare client certificate into ACM?

I am trying to enable HTTPS on our backend server hosted on an EC2 instance by importing a Cloudflare client certificate (NOT Cloudflare's Origin certificate) into the Amazon Certificate Manager. I made this decision in part because our backend does…
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Bitnami AMI Parse Server WebSocket connection failed over https

I'm new to AWS EC2, I need your help, and let me know if you need more info so I can edit my question. I'm stuck in the issue mentionned below, after setting up SSL in an EC2 instance based on Bitnami parse server image, I got the error: WebSocket…
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How is the client presented with the server certificate using AWS mutual TLS?

Reading this post, I'm trying to understand how mutual TLS works in AWS. I think I understand the most parts but what is unclear to me is the arrow going from AWS Certificate Manager to the client. I'm guessing this is the server certificate…
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cannot see certificate under settings in cloudfront distribution despite adding valid arn

In cloudfront I have a distribution, and when I click on 'edit' under settings, I have put in the arn of a validated certificate (created through ACM). However, when I save and go back to the settings of the cloudfront distribution, I cannot see the…
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Why my certificate status is still in pending state in aws?

I have created a certificate in aws using terraform with zone name "test.io" . Unfortunately i have deleted that certificate using terraform . When i try to recreate the certificate with same zone name i.e "test.io" , using this Terraform code ,…
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ACM Describe Certificate and get values of DomainValidationOptions in Lambda Function

I am describing ACM certificate using ARN, But I am unable to export Values of DomainValidationOptions as shown in code below, acm_describe = client_acm.describe_certificate( CertificateArn=acm_arn ) acm_name =…
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Self Signed certificate throws 404 not found error on AWS Route53 domain

I have imported a self signed certificate in AWS Certificate Manager for domain *.example.dev. My application is deployed on elastic beanstalk which works when accessed through the elastic beanstalk environment link. But when I use Amazon Route 53…
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Adding SSL certificates to Amazon AWS - S3 and AppSync

I am using Amazon AWS as a back-end for my application development. I am mainly using the 2 resources of AWS - S3 bucket storage AppSync (With DynamoDB as Data Source) I want to use or 'apply' SSL certificates for security on above 2 resources. I…
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ACM DNS Validation through Cloudformation

I have created a domain name certificate in ACM and optioned for DNS validation, and now I have a list of CNAME records on my ACM page, that I need to create in my domain settings, to allow SSL for my domain. Is it secure if I add those CNAME…
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ACM won't validate the SSL certificate for my Route53 domain

I am trying to host a React app on AWS with a custom domain by following this tutorial (minus the continuous development stuff). So far I am able to visit my website from both the S3 bucket and the CloudFront endpoints. I have a domain on Route53…
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certificatemanager:changeResourceRecordSets user is not authorized to access this resource

Trying to create an SSL certificate using Amazon Certificate Manager, as per here - https://medium.com/swlh/aws-website-hosting-with-cloudformation-guide-36cac151d1af I have a deployment user with the following policy - { "Version":…
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AWS Certificate Manager only works for root domain?

For foo.com (which I own via R53, and associated hosted zone). Creating certificate cert.foo.com (and validating R53 records) works OK. Now I create hosted zones uw2.foo.com and ue1.foo.com. And then I create cert.uw2.foo.com and cert.ue1.foo.com in…
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WSS Socket on EC2 instance with Load Balancer and Certificate Manager

I'm trying to set up a solution which includes an EC2 instance with Apache running NodeJS. I've already successfully created a working webserver-instance with a public SSL-certificate from Certifate Manager accessed on port 80 and 443. This server…
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How do i create a .p12 (or .jks) file from aws Export certificate?

I need a certificate for my server (rest api / https) In AWS Certificate manager i did create a private CA, after that a private certificate and made an export of it. The export gave me 3 files Certificate body Certificate chain Certificate private…
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Website not able to access backend hosted at EC2 after SSL installation through Amazon Certificate Manager

I have hosted my website on EC2 (both front and backend) instance and using SSL provided by Amazon Certificate Manager. I was able to access the route which put a "get" query on the EC2 backend before installing this certificate. However now I am…