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January 04, 2021
We use AWS Certificate Manager across the whole organization to create and manage all the certificates needed to secure connections to other AWS services such as ALB, API Gateway, and CloudFront. The main business problem it solves is the high integration and easy of use within AWS, even to import external keys and certificates and manage them from there.
- Ease of use
- Great integration with other AWS services
- Public certificates are free
- It would be great if it integrated with other domain name services from domain validation
- EC2 and other compute services integration with custom domain
We are using it at the department level, and mainly we use it to manage SSL certificates for our websites. We found it very useful, especially when we need to renew certificates, because the functionality is really straightforward. The interface is clear and not excessively complex, so we didn't find any problems using it.
- Easy to use interface
- Really straight forward functionality
- Simple and effective
- Sometimes ACM certificates don't work with ELB.
- No automatic alert on certificate expiration.
July 28, 2020
We use AWS Certificate Manager in our team to set up secure https website to our product pages. Using Certificate Manager we get the SSL certificates and manage them in a better and simpler manner. We have not tried any other approach to get an SSL certificate.
- AWS has everything that we need to set up an enterprise application and website.
- The domain name validation has two types, email based and DNS approach.
- The certificate can be used in AWS ELB and archive the secure HTTPS website.
- Setup is really simple, hardly involves 3-4 steps.
- Domain name validation is time consuming, and requires manual effort.
- Domain name validation could be avoided if the domain provider is AWS, they can validate it internally.
February 12, 2020
We are using AWS Certificate Manager for the last few years. For our AWS instances as well as for our public-facing websites. Before AWS Certificate Manager, we used some other services, but those services were not reliable & easy to implement. For our public-facing websites, we are using combination or AWS Certificate Manager & Elastic Bean Stack & implementation from purchase to setting up with Elastic Bean Stack was so easy.
- From purchase to adding AWS Certificate Manager to AWS services is very easy.
- AWS Certificate Manager can automate renewal and deployment of these certificates.
- The process to attach AWS Certificate Manager with Elastic Bean Stack is a little complicated.
- Little completed for new developers.
AWS Certificate Manager Scorecard Summary
What is AWS Certificate Manager?
AWS Certificate Manager is a service that lets users provision, manage, and deploy public and private Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) certificates for use with AWS services and internal connected resources.
Categories: SSL Certificate
AWS Certificate Manager Technical Details
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| Mobile Application: | No |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AWS Certificate Manager?
AWS Certificate Manager is a service that lets users provision, manage, and deploy public and private Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) certificates for use with AWS services and internal connected resources.
What are AWS Certificate Manager's top competitors?
Entrust Standard SSL Certificates, Venafi, and AppViewX CERT+ are common alternatives for AWS Certificate Manager.
What is AWS Certificate Manager's best feature?
Reviewers rate Support Rating highest, with a score of 9.1.
Who uses AWS Certificate Manager?
The most common users of AWS Certificate Manager are from Enterprises and the Computer Software industry.