Hands-on: Setup EC2 instance with Amazon CloudFront distribution, SSL and Route 53 custom domain
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Amazon EC2, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Route 53, and Amazon Certificate Manager(for HTTPS) can create a very useful architecture for your web applications. This video describes how to build it in AWS Management Console.
In this video, you will learn:
0:00 Architecture with EC2, CloudFront, Route 53, and ACM - intro
0:27 Our architecture - EC2, CloudFront, Route 53, and ACM
1:30 AWS Management Console demo - intro
2:22 Creating a certificate in ACM for our domain name
4:46 Creating CloudFront distribution
08:02 Creating Route 53 alias records
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You will need a certificate in your app on Amazon EC2, i’ve used Really Simple SSL plugin for my WordPress website.
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Really working fine thanks Sir
This video should have a trillion views
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Thank you for your guidance. Everything is working!
But I wanna tell you something important:
If you have a problem with the SSL certificate status, try to create it without the button "Create records in Route 53".
Because it creates records with TTL 300 by default and if you don't have the patience to like me do it by yourself and choose TTL 60.
Thanks a lot. You have saved my time. It works like a charm.
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Well explained hands-on. Thank you
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Thank you. This worked for me
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Thank you very much, It worked
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Really helpfull and well explained. Thank you!
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Super! Thanks!
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Thanks, great video! I have a question concerning "my-test-2022" is it a domain you already have or have you created it in a previous video?
I'm following your steps but I'm unable to create DNS record and the field "Is domain in Route 53?" has value of no
Hi, yes, this was my special testing domain that I have in Route 53 as a hosted zone. You can check, for example, this video - czcams.com/video/FtNfhwyPMAs/video.html or read this article - www.stormit.cloud/blog/setup-an-amazon-cloudfront-distribution-with-ssl-custom-domain-and-s3/ where the domain creation is described. If you need a technical help, contact us for a consultation here - www.stormit.cloud/contact/
Thanks!!! i love you
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Hello, i have a question if my frontend static content is in S3 so where i will be listing my s3, as i have written the Alb url in origin of Cloudfront, so where i have to put my S3 name?
Hi, you'll propably need a specific setup for caching behaviors in CloudFront. Basically you will have to use two origins and two caching behaviors based on a path.
repost.aws/knowledge-center/cloudfront-distribution-serve-content
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Need help installing SSL using Really simple SSL. Unable to do it because the UI is screwed up when using the domain name to login. If we use the IP address to login then the plugin does not work. Not sure what to do
Hi Nikhil, please contact us through our website - www.stormit.cloud/contact/, so we can arrange a consultation.
nice thank you
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if the ec2 instance is in private subnet with no public ip but just load balance, can you get the result ?
Hi, thank you for your comment. Yes, I think this should work. Something similar is described in our video here: czcams.com/video/6-fhKSzePRc/video.html. The instances are not in a private subnet in this video, but this shouldn't be a problem and the whole process will be basically the same. If you need more specific assistance, please feel free to contact us for a consultation at: www.stormit.cloud/contact/
its saying the record is successfully created but not shwoing in route52
Nice! How about sub domains, how its work?
Hi, in this video, I'm showing how to use it with the 'www' subdomain. You can leverage the same method with any other subdomain. You'll need to add this as an alternate domain name to the CloudFront distribution and also point the subdomain to the CloudFront distribution in Route 53. If you have further questions, don't hesitate to contact us via: www.stormit.cloud/contact/
tks for your help@@stormit9507
@@stormit9507 the big question is: can i set an ec2 (main site) to a domain and another ec2 (blog site) to a subdomain? it is really so confuse for me
@@estudetrade Yes, it should be possible. It's a bit tricky to explain, but you can create two CloudFront distributions, similar to what was shown in this video, with different configurations.
well explined but my cloudfront is redirecting it to different site name
Hi, I would need more information to assist you with your issue. Could you please provide further details? Or you can contact us for a consulation here: www.stormit.cloud/contact/
why do you select “http only” instead of “https only” for the protocol?
Hi, the choice depends on your preference or application. In this case, I've chosen HTTP, but you should be able to use both methods. Ultimately, we installed the certificate on the EC2 instance, allowing us to connect to the instance via port 443. However, this might be specific to WordPress. In many cases, you can connect via port 80 without using the certificate on the instance itself. If you have further questions, don't hesitate to contact us at: www.stormit.cloud/contact/
is this SSL is free? Or AWS charged for this SSL?
Hi, we're using AWS Certificate Manager(ACM), and the certificates provided by this service are free. But also the certificate on the EC2 instance is free, because i'm using WP plugin that is free.
i want do without ssl for http only
Hello Sourabh, you can certainly set up your EC2 instance and CloudFront distribution to serve content over HTTP without SSL/TLS. You can configure your CloudFront distribution to use HTTP instead of HTTPS by changing the "Viewer Protocol Policy" option and setting it to "HTTP Only". And you don’t have to create and add any certificate. If you have further questions, contact us for a consultation at www.stormit.cloud/contact/ or if you are intersted in learning more about AWS, try reading our blog at www.stormit.cloud/blog/