Clients are receiving certificate error messages when trying to access my website using HTTPS connections. CloudFront + ACM + S3
My site is deployed using CloudFront and a certificate was added for it, which is also registered in route53 and at first everything worked fine, but now the site does not open due to a non-trusted certificate, although it is issued by AWS. But I have this error.
I have done all steps from aws documentation guides, everything should be up to date
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Hi
Looking at the screenshot, the used certificate was issued by infoblox.com and not Amazon, the certificate chain is not trusted by the browser. You need to update your CloudFront distribution, follow the guide pointed out in previous answer by Riku_Kobayashi.
If you are using AWS Route 53, to point your subdomain 'images.subdomain.co.uk' to CloudFront distribution, you need to create an Alias record set in your Hosted Zone. Select Alias: 'Yes' radio button while creating the record set and you should be able to see your CloudFront distribution in the drop down if it is in Deployed state.
Have you already made the settings described in the following documents?
This is the process of linking the certificate issued by ACM to CloudFront.
Also, set up an alternate domain for CloudFront together.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/cnames-and-https-procedures.html
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Hi, have no clue why it relates on infoblox.com, I have only worked with ACM, also I followed this guide while was setting up, so CloudFront connected with Route53 and certificate issued by aws. Maybe you have other thoughts? Plese check question again, I've updated it.