1. A domain (Example.com), purchased externally via Godaddy, BigRock etc2. AWS elastic beanstalk server. If you don’t have an Elastic beanstalk server, create one using Prerequisite: this link 1. goto AWS certificate manager Steps: 2. Click on “Request a certificate”. Create a certificate for your domain. Add 2 domain extensions. Ex:- example.com, *.example.com 3. You will receive a confirmation email once Amazon issues a SSL certificate 4. Now goto EC2 dashboard. Create a new load balancer (You can find it in left side menu). Select classic load balancer Add HTTPS protocol Note: Select existing SSL certificate & Select the latest ELBSecurityPolicy Note: Make sure you have an “Index.html” loaded into your Elastic beanstalk server. Follow Note: this link Note: Leave add tags empty 8. Add https Inbound entry to security group to which . elastic beanstalk is associated 9. Copy the DNS name of load balancer 10. Map it on Godaddy. Add a CNAME record. I have added a CNAME as bots. Hence my URL will look something like this “https://bots.example.com” 11. Wait for few minutes! Your domain is now HTTPS!! Cheers! Thanks for reading! :) If you enjoyed this article, hit that heart button below ❤ Would mean a lot to me and it helps other people see the story. Say Hello On | | | Instagram Twitter Facebook LinkedIN
