How do I get my SSL/TLS certificate to be ‘In Use’ on AWS?

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Asked By TechieGiraffe72 On

I have a valid SSL/TLS certificate in my AWS account, but it's not marked as 'In Use.' I'm trying to figure out what steps I need to take to apply this certificate to my resource. Specifically, I want to use it for my RDS database. Any help would be appreciated!

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Answered By CloudWizard99 On

To make your SSL/TLS certificate 'In Use,' you need to attach it to a supported AWS service, like Elastic Load Balancer (ELB), CloudFront, or API Gateway. Unfortunately, RDS databases can't directly use SSL certificates like that, so you won't be able to apply it directly to your RDS instance.

Answered By ServerSleuth45 On

What resource are you trying to apply it to? If it's RDS, keep in mind that RDS uses its own SSL certificates for encryption. You may just need to connect using their certificate rather than trying to attach your own.

Answered By TechieGiraffe72 On

Thanks for the advice! What should I do to set it up correctly?

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