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I’m trying to set up HTTPS to the end user in an EC2 instance on AWS Linux. I even bought the certificate by Rapidssl and followed the steps to try to manually free the access, but I could not.
So I set up Load Balance for this instance and tried to use my certificate and also the required Amazon certificate. However, "Outofservice" is displayed in the tab Instances for my instance (since yesterday, when I set).
And on the tab Description, displays that Status is "0 of 1 instances in service".
What must I have done wrong? And how can I correct?
EDITED
I changed the tab configuration Healthy Check, pointing to the HTTP - 80 port (was using the HTTPS - 443 port before) and the values were modified:
- In Description, it displays that Status is "1 of 1 instances in service"
- In Instances, displays the "Inservice Status"
However, the goal is still not working: the site should be accessed as www.meusite.com and display https://www.meusite.com (secure connection). But you’re not accessing it that way, and you’re not typing https (hence you can’t find the site! ). How to do?
Which server is using Apache, Nginx or other? Because in general you need to configure the certificates and the routes within them as well, besides changing some things within the "Route 53", I suppose it is Apache so from a read on this link: Tutorial: Configure Apache Web Server on Amazon Linux to use SSL/TLS
– SK15
Yeah, I’m using Apache. From what I’ve seen, in theory this tutorial deals with configuration as it is done without the use of Load Balancer and Amazon’s ACM Certificate, right? I mean, if I have Rapidssl certificates, I could follow this tutorial to finalize my setup without using the mentioned features, that’s it?
– Atoyansk
Are you sure it’s not DNS issue? Which DNS server do you use? Route 53 or other, type where you registered the domain? If you give
ping www.meusite.com
the IP of your load appears?– sergiopereira
In the Security Group there is the rule of release of port 443?
– Andre Mesquita
If your servers are in a VPC, maybe it’s best to check the rules ACL.
– Andre Mesquita