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Only free if you have Elastic Load Balancer running for each domain. If you're hosting a dozen micro-sites on a box, the Certificate Manager path gets a little
by ecaron 10y ago
Only free if you have Elastic Load Balancer running for each domain. If you're hosting a dozen micro-sites on a box, the Certificate Manager path gets a little expensive
/me looks at his February bill and remembers the lesson all too well
- tacos 10y agoEven cheapo static S3 sites are free if they're behind CloudFront.
- themartorana 10y agoAlso free for static sites hosted on Cloudfront. Doesn't solve your problem, just thought I'd mention it in the interest of possible interest.
- wgjordan 10y agoConsidering alex/letsencrypt-aws is also designed specifically for ELB, I think the comparison to ACM is appropriate. From what I can tell, the only reasons to use alex/letsencrypt-aws (IAM certificates) instead of AWS Certificate Manager are if you're either 1, provisioning ELBs in a region other than us-east-1 and unable to wait for Amazon to roll out ACM to other regions; or 2, subsequently applying the same certificate to other resources in addition to ELB+CloudFront (e.g., a standalone EC2 instance running nginx or apache).
- lubos 10y agoNot sure I understand this pricing implication. Did you run separate ELB for each domain name?