Importing a wild card domain SSL certificate into AWS Certificate Manager | ||
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| A wildcard domain is a type of domain that allows you to host multiple subdomains under a single domain name, using an asterisk (*) as a placeholder. This is convenient because it simplifies managing multiple websites or applications under the same domain, eliminating the need to create and manage separate records for each subdomain. For instance, "*.example.com" would match any subdomain like "blog.example.com" or "shop.example.com," allowing for flexible website organization and easier access management.
AWS Certificate Manager requests three items to register your SSL certificate - you will need to copy & paste your STAR.cert to "Certificate body", your_private.key to "Certificate private key", and STAR.ca-bundle to “Certificate chain”
If you have following files got from your SSL provider, you may able to import it easily.
And AWS Certificate Manager may request following three items:
What you need to do are following:
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