Implementation of Route 53 and load balancer with associated security in Amazon Web services
Keywords:
Virtual private cloud, EC2, GoDaddy. Amazon certification manger. rout53. Application load balancer.Abstract
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
(Amazon VPC) enables you to launch AWS
resources into a virtual network that you've
defined. This virtual network closely
resembles a traditional network that you'd
operate in your own data center, with the
benefits of using the scalable infrastructure
of AWS
With AWS Certificate Manager, there is no
additional charge for provisioning public or
private SSL/TLS certificates you use with
ACM-integrated services, such as Elastic
Load Balancing and API Gateway. You pay
for the AWS resources you create to run your
application. For private certificates, AWS
Private CA provides you the ability to pay
monthly for the service and certificates you
create. You pay less per certificate as you
create more private certificates
using GoDaddy
Poshamallu.cloud
a domain name is
the main aim of my
project I want give security for my domain
for that i used route 53 from that route 53
added ns records to GoDaddy added the ns
records .created a ec2 instance and installed
Apache server added some content in my
domain name .and created SSL certification
for giving security to my domain name using
a amazon certification manger ,created an
application load balancer for giving security
to my domain naming .created a record for a
adding loadbalncer in route 53.whatever the
traffic will come to HTTP routed to https
port number 443
With AWS Certificate Manager, there is no
additional charge for provisioning public or
private SSL/TLS certificates you use with
ACM-integrated services, such as Elastic
Load Balancing and API Gateway. You pay
for the AWS resources you create to run your
application. For private certificates, AWS
Private CA provides you the ability to pay
monthly for the service and certificates you
create. You pay less per certificate as you
create more private certificates With a few
clicks in the AWS Management Console,
you can request a trusted SSL/TLS certificate
from AWS. Once the certificate is created,
AWS Certificate Manager takes care of
deploying certificates to help you enable
SSL/TLS for your website or application.