Setting up AWS S3 Bucket Landing pages with Cloudflare? (12)
Hello Moderators/Experienced affiliates, I have exhausted myself trying to setup Cloudflare for landing pages stored in S3 bucket. Can anyone please help or direct me on how to do this correctly? Before this I tried setting up Cloudfront but the domains didn't get issued with SSL ever after 2 days. Also tried hosting the pages on netlify, there I think hosting multiple landing pages on a single custom domain is not supported as per their documentation.
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Originally Posted by platinum
This guide will answer all your questions regarding AWS setup for landers
https://stmforum.com/forum/showthrea...-Cost-Way-Ever!
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Originally Posted by regjoe
Once the ACM opens in a new tab follow the steps as below:
Add your domain with wildcards as shown in the following screenshot.
Select DNS Validation then click on Review
Once in the final step, copy the values as noted below to create a CNAME record on Cloudflare.
Once you've done it, in a matter of a few minutes or an hour, your certificate should appear as verified and you can use it for your landers hosted on AWS.
During the creation or modification of your Cloudfront distribution, under "Viewer Protocol Policy" select "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" to redirect any http request to https using your Cloudflare certificate below.
Also to make sure your landers are being served fast, make sure to set "Compress Objects Automatically" to YES.
Originally Posted by platinum
If you are using Cloudflare as your DNS provider, then when creating your Cloudflare distribution, under distribution settings click on "Request or Import a Certificate with ACM"
Once the ACM opens in a new tab follow the steps as below:
Add your domain with wildcards as shown in the following screenshot.
Select DNS Validation then click on Review
Once in the final step, copy the values as noted below to create a CNAME record on Cloudflare.
Once you've done it, in a matter of a few minutes or an hour, your certificate should appear as verified and you can use it for your landers hosted on AWS.
During the creation or modification of your Cloudfront distribution, under "Viewer Protocol Policy" select "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" to redirect any http request to https using your Cloudflare certificate below.
Also to make sure your landers are being served fast, make sure to set "Compress Objects Automatically" to YES.
Once the ACM opens in a new tab follow the steps as below:
Add your domain with wildcards as shown in the following screenshot.
Select DNS Validation then click on Review
Once in the final step, copy the values as noted below to create a CNAME record on Cloudflare.
Once you've done it, in a matter of a few minutes or an hour, your certificate should appear as verified and you can use it for your landers hosted on AWS.
During the creation or modification of your Cloudfront distribution, under "Viewer Protocol Policy" select "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" to redirect any http request to https using your Cloudflare certificate below.
Also to make sure your landers are being served fast, make sure to set "Compress Objects Automatically" to YES.
Yep, mixed both of them and works like a charm.
Originally Posted by platinum
If you are using Cloudflare as your DNS provider, then when creating your Cloudflare distribution, under distribution settings click on "Request or Import a Certificate with ACM"
Once the ACM opens in a new tab follow the steps as below:
Add your domain with wildcards as shown in the following screenshot.
Select DNS Validation then click on Review
Once in the final step, copy the values as noted below to create a CNAME record on Cloudflare.
Once you've done it, in a matter of a few minutes or an hour, your certificate should appear as verified and you can use it for your landers hosted on AWS.
During the creation or modification of your Cloudfront distribution, under "Viewer Protocol Policy" select "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" to redirect any http request to https using your Cloudflare certificate below.
Also to make sure your landers are being served fast, make sure to set "Compress Objects Automatically" to YES.
Once the ACM opens in a new tab follow the steps as below:
Add your domain with wildcards as shown in the following screenshot.
Select DNS Validation then click on Review
Once in the final step, copy the values as noted below to create a CNAME record on Cloudflare.
Once you've done it, in a matter of a few minutes or an hour, your certificate should appear as verified and you can use it for your landers hosted on AWS.
During the creation or modification of your Cloudfront distribution, under "Viewer Protocol Policy" select "Redirect HTTP to HTTPS" to redirect any http request to https using your Cloudflare certificate below.
Also to make sure your landers are being served fast, make sure to set "Compress Objects Automatically" to YES.
So there is a possibility to use http domains or validate other (not .com) domains, do you know?
Originally Posted by donalddick
Smth has really changed to amazon. We cannot use http domains now and there are only 5 certificates that we can get,that's so sad
Originally Posted by platinum
Yep, mixed both of them and works like a charm.
Originally Posted by donalddick
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Originally Posted by jonte_
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