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You can only create acm certificates for domains you own and control.
For example www.example.com
You’d have to own example.com
Here you point www.example.com using a cname or alias to your alb dns record.
You do not own us-east-2.elb.amazonaws.com.
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Thanks @Gary Mclean, but is there any workaround to provide alb url in https ?
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You could upload a self signed certificate to acm and then attach to the alb. However it’s only self singed so the browser would display a security warning. I’d only do this for testing. Alternatively buy yourself a cheap domain for testing and create a publicly signed acm certificate