You can see the loaded modules by apache with this command:
apache2ctl -t -D DUMP_MODULES
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Add HTTPS to Amazon AWS Loadbalancer
First, I tried uploading the certificate using the AWS command line tools like so:
iam-servercertupload -b MyCert.crt -k MyCert.key -s TESTKEY -c CA_Bundle.pem
CA_Bundle.pem is the chain key provided by Certificate Issuer.
Find the name of uploaded certify:
CERT=`iam-servercertlistbypath`
add new listener to existed LoadBalancer:
elb-create-lb-listeners my-load-balancer --listener "protocol=https, lb-port=443, instance-port=8080, cert-id=$CERT" --region eu-west-1
Make sure your instances accept HTTP connections on port 8080 (add port to apache conf).
iam-servercertupload -b MyCert.crt -k MyCert.key -s TESTKEY -c CA_Bundle.pem
CA_Bundle.pem is the chain key provided by Certificate Issuer.
Find the name of uploaded certify:
CERT=`iam-servercertlistbypath`
add new listener to existed LoadBalancer:
elb-create-lb-listeners my-load-balancer --listener "protocol=https, lb-port=443, instance-port=8080, cert-id=$CERT" --region eu-west-1
Make sure your instances accept HTTP connections on port 8080 (add port to apache conf).
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