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I don't think you can make SSL work on AWS without Route53, though. Which is (for better or worse) about to become a big problem when Google starts penalising n
by urschrei 9y ago
I don't think you can make SSL work on AWS without Route53, though. Which is (for better or worse) about to become a big problem when Google starts penalising non-SSL sites.
You also can't make a AAAA record, so no IPv6.
- seeekr 9y agoPut Cloudflare in front for SSL. Not sure if that makes the solution more or less complex, never worked with Route53.
- estsauver 9y agoAs of two years ago, there was a bug with mobile safari and hash fragment preservation, which actually made using a lot of client side JS code very difficult to use directly from s3.
- cloverich 9y agoThis is what I do on Google cloud, presumably the same. CloudFlare for ssl, google Cloud DNS, then a Google bucket. Real simple, real fast.