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Configure WampServer3 to work with AWS Certificate Manager, balancing application load on port 443

Question:

Can I use WampServer3 (Apache, PHP, MySQL) to work with my application load balancer on port 443? If so, how?

Question:

Currently, my load balancer is connecting to my instance, and I have 2 listeners, port 80 and port 443. The listener on port 443 has an SSL certificate attached to it that was generated by the AWS certificate manager.

  • My target group, which is listening on port 80, is up and running.
  • My target group, which listens on port 443, is unhealthy and timed.

I know that port 443 fails due to Apache settings, but I'm not sure how I should enable the port in Apache.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1692933/

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