3 Steps to setup SSL in Jenkins on Amazon EC2

You've got a Jenkins server running. It's running on port 8080 and there is no security.
Does this look professionally? I leave the answer to you ;-) Anyhow if you want to have secure access (which also means your password is not transmitted plain-text) you need to get a SSL certificate and install it on Jenkins.
I'll show you 3 steps to setup SSL in Jenkins on Amazon EC2:
Preparation
DNS & CERTS
Configure Jenkins
BONUS:
The next thing you might wanna do is setting up a NGINX server that proxies makes Jenkins available on port 443 and proxies the traffic internally to port 8443. With this trick we can start Jenkins as a non-root-user.
Links:
www.jenkins.io/
zerossl.com/
www.nginx.com/
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[@iomarian13]

very nice and clear explanation

[@alfathradhika4549]

Nice video! Thanks A lot Sirr!

[@an69]

I disabled port 8080, restarted restarted jenkins, surprisingly, it's still serving.
Enabled port 8443 in jenkins and security group, but it's failing. Any help?

[@charlesqueiroz573]

I have enabled the Jenkins-HHTPS: 8443, however, the port is still unavailable through my Ubuntu.

[@alfathradhika4549]

You can add manually or if you are using Ubuntu 22.04, it will there and you can change to 8443