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You'd need to authenticate that redirect, so it isn't as easy as it looks. (something like DANE and DNSSEC) The benefit doesn't seem big to me. You're already
by CodesInChaos 6y ago
You'd need to authenticate that redirect, so it isn't as easy as it looks. (something like DANE and DNSSEC)
The benefit doesn't seem big to me. You're already running a http server for the original domain, and an https server for the target domain, so extending the http server for the original domain to https doesn't sound like a big step.
- asplake 6y agoI'm using AWS Elastic Beanstalk, and you're not supposed to point a naked domain at the load balancer. On reflection though, it's a problem Amazon could solve there. None of this is super hard but it is annoying, some complexity that feels removable.