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Hi, it depends on how your Windows instance receives HTTPS traffic.
- If your instance is behind a Lightsail load balancer: you need to create a Lightsail certificate, validate it by creating the necessary DNS records in your DNS server (the one managed by name.com), attach this certificate to the load balancer. And that's it. Note that this approach incurs the cost of having a load balancer.
- If your instance receives HTTPS traffic directly (w/o any proxy like Lightsail load balancer): you need to have static IP attached to this instance, add
A
record targeting this static IP address in your DNS (the one manged by name.com), addAAAA
record targeting this instance if you need IPv6 support, and then visit "Let's Encrypt" to learn how to set up certificates on Windows servers. This approach does not incur additional costs, except the know-how of managing/maintaining "Let's Encrypt" certificates.
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