The video is clear for older AWS layouts. My question is why is it so complicated to add an SSL to a domain? This should happen with a few clicks? I'm totally lost with the new AWS layout. Thank you for you video
@@NKTStudios I have followed all the steps for SSL, it is perfectly working on HTTP(frontend + backend) but when I'm trying HTTPS( frontend is working but the backend is not working with it), my frontend and backend are on ec2 (ubuntu)
Best tutorial ever. I spend 3 days trying to figure hosting a springboot app with a valid domain and certificate. After seeing this video everything made sense and I was able host my site. Thank you :)
Hi @JoergSky, I’m glad that it helped. We have done an updated video and here is the link: AWS Certificate Manager Tutorial | th-cam.com/video/dGciSbEfx3k/w-d-xo.html
Thank you NKT! this was a clear example. I should know - I've watched about 2 hours worth of bad videos, this one is good. The missing bit which YOU included with setting the route 53 A record to point to the load balancer. It seems obvious now but when you've never done it before - its quite confusing! Well done
I make it work for a dns service that is not AWS Route 53!! I used cloudns and instead of creating the A type record for the dns alias I made another CNAME with the dns provided for the Balance Loader. That worked for me! :D
So far the best tutorial i have found which explains a topic so clearly that no doubt is left in my mind. Thank you. Will go through rest of your videos also.
Thanks a lot man, was doing shit and wanted help so bad seriously..basically i was passing the load balancer through a cloudfront distribution and then adding the ssl, which caused a great trouble...this video came to be as a miracle man...thanks a lot seriously
Thanks for the detailed video, also could you kindly do a video of the new AWS look and services because several things have been added to the same services you have mentioned above, It will be very useful for the new users.
Hi, at 12:15 you copied DNS value but on the next screen, you never used it. My domain is on Godaddy, how can I set A record of load balancer in Godaddy?
What would be the path of the SSL certificate that is installed? I will have to add the path to use websocket on production server with SSL so that the URLs of websocket should work with wss. Please reply. Thanks.
Thank you you just earned a subscriber I did not know about the port 80 and the certificate on the instance itself thank you it's a very informative part of the video
Put an * infront on the domain (*.yourdomain.com) this will provide the SSL for sub domains. I'm sure you got it figured out by now but this is for anybody else that may want to know.
Nice explain. One thing need to know, is there no need to set ssl settings on ec2 instance? 2nd if i have already ssl from godaddy then what steps required ? Thanks.
If you see 503 when following this tutorial then you have to configure the load balancer's availability zone to make it match with availability zone of the EC2 instance
Excellent information. But audio is very fast and not clear. Trust me I watched this at least 10 times and in between at a speed of 75% to understand it. But knowledge shared is really WOW
Wonderful video. My domain is not registered with Route 53. When I try to create a "A Record" in my hosting (www.hosting.kr), I get an error saying that I cannot submit DNS as value for my A Record. I guess I can only submit IP address as value for an "A Record". Is there a way to solve this issue?
I had to add aws NS Records to my domain provider to be able to redirect to the load balancer. this wasnt covered in the video, just in case anyone else had the same issue
Fantastic video! One question please: Once I am complete, can I remove the text "echo "Hello World from NKT Studios!" >/var/www/html/index.html" If so, how? Thank you
Great video! Thanks for the effort. Can you please answer my issue relate to this. I'm not using an elastic load balancer as I'm using a single EC2 instance. I followed the same procedure without directing my DNS to Loadbalancer. Although I have got approval it still displays as Unsecure in the browser. Can this AWS Certificate be used on a single EC2 instance? If so can you please provide a short guidance. Cheers.
@@NKTStudios Thanks for the replay. I checked this in AWS docs. As you have mentioned they dont support for a single instance. We have to use a third party service for that.
I have Angular code deployed on AWS S3 and the Node app deployed using Elastic Beanstalk. I need to make it secure (HTTPS) for sending/storing cookies. But not sure where should I implement it. on Angular side or Elastic Beanstalk side or both. Any guidance over this would be really appreciated.
i want to create and test an SSL certificate for my website. is it possible without going to change the Cname from Godaddy or route53 /?? IS it mandatory that we need to go Godaddy to change the CNAME?
Sir this is extremely useful for me and thank you so much for this video im a aws fresher can you plz share your experience in aws because that will more useful for me
Great video. Very well presented. I do have a question though, as I am not familiar with AWS: would the EC2 instance behind the load balancer still be accessible directly over the internet, after doing what you've done? Or does putting it behind the load balancer conceal that server from the open internet? It looks like, with this setup, I will be able to contact both the load balancer and the instance directly over both HTTP and HTTPS. Is that correct?
Hi @hesperaux, yes and no. The EC2 instance has a public IP address and therefore it is accessible over the internet. If I had created it without the public IP it would not be. However, remember I did not set up port 22 for SSH so you won't be able to log into the EC2 instance.
Followed the video for redirecting my domain mp4studiodotcom to https but somehow its not working... i have two certificates... *.mp4studiodotcom which is the default (which I am not able to delete) and then later I created one more cert. with mp4studiodotcom and used that in load balancer as per your video... its still not redirecting to https neither direct https opens. please help.
Im unclear about the instance link, on github. The bottom text says to render html page, with h1. Do I need this if I am opening an actuall site - this is quite unclear
The html "sample" in the instance code - from github - as I understand is to test whether the set up has worked ; this has worked. What Im struggling with now is targeting the http and https through the load balancer. The alias has the right target, the re route to https I beleive is the issue. The verison on your video is different to mine so I just inferred the right steps in the newer interface. If I try to edit the target http, the ability to add action cant be selected ; it can for https though. The difference I've noticed there, is that the https has the certificate attached whereas the http does not. I think that going through the setup again and making sure Ive named everything properly and what not, is the right solution. There are many steps though and, outside of strictly following, its difficult and unclear, for a layman programmer like me, to figure our what to do - this isnt changing an HDMI cable. Thanks for the reply and any of your help
after this process my ssh access always saying Permission denied (publickey) multiple time i have tested by creating all the instances and load balancers please help me
The new updated video can be found here: th-cam.com/video/dGciSbEfx3k/w-d-xo.html
The video is clear for older AWS layouts. My question is why is it so complicated to add an SSL to a domain? This should happen with a few clicks? I'm totally lost with the new AWS layout. Thank you for you video
Hi @Chris Michalak, we will make a video with the updated layouts.
nice to hear a Zimbabwean accent. thanks for the upload :)
This is extremely useful . A very well made video . Thank you !
Hi @calendar khana do, thank you for the kind words and we are glad you found the video useful!
@@NKTStudios I have followed all the steps for SSL, it is perfectly working on HTTP(frontend + backend) but when I'm trying HTTPS( frontend is working but the backend is not working with it),
my frontend and backend are on ec2 (ubuntu)
Hi do you use nginx? I don’t think my ec2 server knows to listen 443
How do I do it?
your explanations are amazing, no beating around the bush just straight to the point. You helped me out a lot, thank you!
Best tutorial ever. I spend 3 days trying to figure hosting a springboot app with a valid domain and certificate. After seeing this video everything made sense and I was able host my site. Thank you :)
I'm glad we could be of help.
Excellent video, helped me tons! The AWS UI might look different nowadays but the mapping was straightforward.
Hi @JoergSky, I’m glad that it helped.
We have done an updated video and here is the link: AWS Certificate Manager Tutorial |
th-cam.com/video/dGciSbEfx3k/w-d-xo.html
super explanation!!!! best video for ssl- acm aws. top rated. i find so many and seen but this i found the best of best!!!! thanks a million
Thank you NKT! this was a clear example. I should know - I've watched about 2 hours worth of bad videos, this one is good. The missing bit which YOU included with setting the route 53 A record to point to the load balancer. It seems obvious now but when you've never done it before - its quite confusing! Well done
I make it work for a dns service that is not AWS Route 53!! I used cloudns and instead of creating the A type record for the dns alias I made another CNAME with the dns provided for the Balance Loader. That worked for me! :D
I was worried about installing my SSL cert (used to managed hosting) but this video helped me out alot.
I search so long before founding a nice video about ssl on aws. Thanks, it was super clear !
So far the best tutorial i have found which explains a topic so clearly that no doubt is left in my mind. Thank you. Will go through rest of your videos also.
Thanks a lot man, was doing shit and wanted help so bad seriously..basically i was passing the load balancer through a cloudfront distribution and then adding the ssl, which caused a great trouble...this video came to be as a miracle man...thanks a lot seriously
Best video on HTTPS access for AWS on youtube. Thank you sir!
This was a very clear and concise tutorial..Thanks you very much.
Excellent presentation, very easy to follow, this was just what I needed.
Best tutorial for me I have spent my whole day but I didn't found solution,Thanks for solution
I'm glad we could be of help. Please don't forget to subscribe!
i found solution already，for the nginx，after load balancer setup complete，you might need to restart nginx
You helped me understand the entire lifecycle of app hosting through this video. Thank you
Great! This was just what I needed to resolve. My mistake was to configure Target Group with port 443 instead of 80. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the detailed video, also could you kindly do a video of the new AWS look and services because several things have been added to the same services you have mentioned above, It will be very useful for the new users.
Hi, at 12:15 you copied DNS value but on the next screen, you never used it.
My domain is on Godaddy, how can I set A record of load balancer in Godaddy?
I have the same problem using cloudns
What would be the path of the SSL certificate that is installed? I will have to add the path to use websocket on production server with SSL so that the URLs of websocket should work with wss. Please reply. Thanks.
Can't appreciate this enough! Thanks alot Sir!
Thank you you just earned a subscriber I did not know about the port 80 and the certificate on the instance itself thank you it's a very informative part of the video
Exactly what i was looking for❤
Thanks man
One question:
How can we give customised domian name here for the end user accessible?
Very Well explained the ACM certificate creation process
Really good, clear, concise tutorial. Subbed. Thanks!
Hi @Philip Bal, thanks for the support!
Resolved many of of doubts with with session... Thanks bro
Tanx for your tutorial. Would your please let me know, for how long will the CA be free?
Thank you so much ! Finally found a video that worked for me. Very well explained.
does sub domain automatically get ssl?? or what we have to do for that??
bdw very nice video
Put an * infront on the domain (*.yourdomain.com) this will provide the SSL for sub domains. I'm sure you got it figured out by now but this is for anybody else that may want to know.
Great tutorial and very easy to follow. Many thanks!
Better than most videos out there
Nice explain.
One thing need to know, is there no need to set ssl settings on ec2 instance?
2nd if i have already ssl from godaddy then what steps required ?
Thanks.
You, sir, are a life saver.
Why the eff does every little thing in AWS have to be a realm of trickery and witchcraft?
@Dani, realm of trickery and witchcraft - tickled me this!
Great video, well explained in detail. Well done to NKT Studios. So useful
Thanks NKT, you save my time, really useful things.
this is truly a masterpiece. thank you SO much
Hi, The video is good with the explanation I tried this but still my SSL is not updated, please can you make a new video as per oct-2021.
If you see 503 when following this tutorial then you have to configure the load balancer's availability zone to make it match with availability zone of the EC2 instance
in my case both are same still i can see the 503 error.. can anyone help?
same here
Thank you so much man you helped me
High quality content and excellent presentation! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this all-in-one amazing video!
Great video, im used to installing certs on servers. do you think its better to use a private cert or use a public one?
Very nice video. Can you please give us info on the installation of External Purchased Comodo SSL Certificate on EC2
Excellent information. But audio is very fast and not clear. Trust me I watched this at least 10 times and in between at a speed of 75% to understand it. But knowledge shared is really WOW
very helpful guided tutorial! Thanks
Very good and well planned Video - saved my day
Wonderful video.
My domain is not registered with Route 53. When I try to create a "A Record" in my hosting (www.hosting.kr), I get an error saying that I cannot submit DNS as value for my A Record. I guess I can only submit IP address as value for an "A Record". Is there a way to solve this issue?
thank you for the straight forward lesson. very helpful.
Thanks a lot. Very very helpful video.
Thanks a ton !! It is a very well made video and helps alot !!
Nailed it , made my day ! thank you !!
The presentation was excellent. Do you have the video link for the last part: SSL between NLB and EC2?
Guy in video: *clicks button*
TH-cam: "CHECK OUT THIS NEW IPHONE!! YOU KNOW YOU WANT IT, YOU DIRTY GIRL, YOU!! lol anyways here's your video back"
Great way to break this down. it was very helpful, thanks!
I had to add aws NS Records to my domain provider to be able to redirect to the load balancer. this wasnt covered in the video, just in case anyone else had the same issue
We also have to add a new listener in load balancer which accepts https: 443 and uses default -> the same target group
Fantastic video! One question please: Once I am complete, can I remove the text "echo "Hello World from NKT Studios!" >/var/www/html/index.html" If so, how? Thank you
thank you brother i have been looking for this for a long time
Great video! Thanks for the effort. Can you please answer my issue relate to this.
I'm not using an elastic load balancer as I'm using a single EC2 instance. I followed the same procedure without directing my DNS to Loadbalancer. Although I have got approval it still displays as Unsecure in the browser.
Can this AWS Certificate be used on a single EC2 instance?
If so can you please provide a short guidance.
Cheers.
Hi @jason miller, from my understanding you cannot attached an SSL certificate directly onto an EC2 instance.
@@NKTStudios Thanks for the replay. I checked this in AWS docs. As you have mentioned they dont support for a single instance. We have to use a third party service for that.
I have Angular code deployed on AWS S3 and the Node app deployed using Elastic Beanstalk. I need to make it secure (HTTPS) for sending/storing cookies. But not sure where should I implement it. on Angular side or Elastic Beanstalk side or both. Any guidance over this would be really appreciated.
hey, it's really helpful. Where is the next part that you said at the last about adding certificate at EC2.
Really appreciate your effort sir and clearly explained and very useful
Excellent job, right to the point
It was very helpful. Thank you. from Japan.
Hi @Rencontoru, we are glad to be of service!
Sir I have domain from godaddy how can I installed AWS SSL certificate?
Hello, very good video, I don't have any target to select, what should I do? THANKS
Thanks for the tutorial! Is it possible to link an SSL Certificate without using a Load Balancer?
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Great explanation. Thanks, sir!
This was very helpful. Thank you brother!!
Thanks, saved my day. A very helpful video!
Brilliant tutorial. Cheers :)
Procedure will be the same if I have domain purchased from Godaddy? because when I go to Route 53, I can't see my domain under Hosted Domains.
Man, that’s short and sweet 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This tutorial is excellent!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing!
Already an "A" record exists with the main domain which is routed to the instances IPv4 then I how would I connect the ssl with my main domain ?
i have the same doubt.....did you find a solution?
@@fastspanish still couldn’t find the solution brother, totally stuck on here 😭😭😭
@@rabib3123 who find a solution ? I have the same issues
Can you not go to the registered domain and edit the records?
add a CNAME record with the provided A record. It creates an alias and works fine.
I did a DNS record through the automatic Route53 button and it has been pending validation for days.. Any suggestions?
Very useful thank you my friend , you saved my day😃
Thanks you for this good video, it 's really stick to the point.
Grate demo very direct and clear thank you
Thank you so much for this awesome video.
i want to create and test an SSL certificate for my website. is it possible without going to change the Cname from Godaddy or route53 /??
IS it mandatory that we need to go Godaddy to change the CNAME?
Just the best. Thank you!
I've deployed mern app to ece, my ssl is working for frontend but for backend I couldn't configure SSL . Plz help me set this
Thanks, its easy and quick to understand.
Sir this is extremely useful for me and thank you so much for this video
im a aws fresher can you plz share your experience in aws because that will more useful for me
Good explanation and clear doubts
I get a 504 Gateway Time-out when redirecting to https... any idea why? thanks
Great video. Very well presented.
I do have a question though, as I am not familiar with AWS: would the EC2 instance behind the load balancer still be accessible directly over the internet, after doing what you've done? Or does putting it behind the load balancer conceal that server from the open internet? It looks like, with this setup, I will be able to contact both the load balancer and the instance directly over both HTTP and HTTPS. Is that correct?
Hi @hesperaux, yes and no. The EC2 instance has a public IP address and therefore it is accessible over the internet. If I had created it without the public IP it would not be. However, remember I did not set up port 22 for SSH so you won't be able to log into the EC2 instance.
Thank you for this clear tutorial.
Followed the video for redirecting my domain mp4studiodotcom to https but somehow its not working... i have two certificates... *.mp4studiodotcom which is the default (which I am not able to delete) and then later I created one more cert. with mp4studiodotcom and used that in load balancer as per your video... its still not redirecting to https neither direct https opens. please help.
Why don't you test the domain??? Do you need additional A records for your domain?
man you are good!!! well presented ...thanks a lot
very calmly followed step by step instructions... finally got "503 Service Temporarily Unavailable"
Im unclear about the instance link, on github. The bottom text says to render html page, with h1. Do I need this if I am opening an actuall site - this is quite unclear
Hi @Ryan Green, what is the challenge you are facing that we can help you with?
The html "sample" in the instance code - from github - as I understand is to test whether the set up has worked ; this has worked. What Im struggling with now is targeting the http and https through the load balancer. The alias has the right target, the re route to https I beleive is the issue. The verison on your video is different to mine so I just inferred the right steps in the newer interface. If I try to edit the target http, the ability to add action cant be selected ; it can for https though. The difference I've noticed there, is that the https has the certificate attached whereas the http does not. I think that going through the setup again and making sure Ive named everything properly and what not, is the right solution. There are many steps though and, outside of strictly following, its difficult and unclear, for a layman programmer like me, to figure our what to do - this isnt changing an HDMI cable.
Thanks for the reply and any of your help
superb tutorial ......................................................................... 100000 out of 100
Thank you! The best tutorial
after this process my ssh access always saying Permission denied (publickey) multiple time i have tested by creating all the instances and load balancers please help me
how to uninstall the free certificate? I had to purchase a Comodo one and now I can't seem to uninstall the previous one!
Hello sir, when I use this method in production instance it show "504 gateway timeout" error. Please help me....