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I’m having doubts to access the site using the HTTPS protocol for the domains in my hosting.
I went up an instance Linux T2.micro zone São Paulo (Amazon ECS). I have done the procedure to acquire the certificate (ACM) and its status is 'Issued'. I also set up Cloudfront and its status is 'Deployed' and enabled Apache2 SSL (sudo a2ensite default-ssl). However, when accessing the site using HTTPS, says that the site is not safe, gets HTTPS crossed out in red.
In this same instance I own other websites (different domains) and would like to enable HTTPS for them as well. What’s missing or what am I doing wrong? Most of the tutorials I found are superficial and have no step-by-step details...
Hugs to all!
Hello Matheus, I appreciate your response! I would like to understand the reason or what I’m doing wrong, because the AWS certificate the site already has, but continues to appear as "not safe".
– guilhermebellotti
but that your certificate is right aws? You have not deployed on the server? Can give more details?
– Matheus
It’s straight from AWS. I didn’t implement it on the server. My steps were: Create and enable/verify a certificate in AWS Certificate Manager, enable SSL access on the server by the 'a2ensite default-ssl' command, create a 'distribution' in Cloudfront and finally enable Loadbalancer on my server instance. Done these steps, currently the site enters with HTTPS, but the symbol turns red (HTTPS in browser).
– guilhermebellotti