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Hi,
The following page provides the right guidance: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/saas-prepare.html
Using your own website
Your SaaS product is hosted in your environment and it must be accessed over
the internet through a public endpoint that you manage and maintain, like a website.
Typically, you have a website that customers use to register for your product, sign in to
use the product, and access support for your product.
You are quite free by design of Marketplace to do what you want at the technical and architecture levels including manage certificates (via AWS Certificate Management service) and DNS (via AWS Route 53) as the application resides in your account(s) and is operated by your team.
Best,
Didier
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I don't want to manage any underlying infrastructure. I am still little confused on what you are talking about, not exactly sure. So, I want to publish my application in the AWS Marketplace. Usually in my instance, I am able to access my app via the Load Balancer URL over HTTP. But when I am publishing it, I want to do it over HTTPS. Does AWS provide with an URL? or How does it work?