When you need to use the HTTPS load balancing service, you need to use a certificate. Certificates are divided into Server certificate and CA Certificate HTTPS one-way authentication uses the server certificate, which only verifies the service provider; HTTPS two-way authentication uses CA certificates to perform two-way authentication on service providers and customers. Server certificates are suitable for most situations.

Create server certificate

1. Log in to the management console and select "Load Balancing" ->"Certificate Management" ->"Create Certificate"

2. Paste the corresponding certificate and private key as required, and click "OK" to complete the creation

To view a sample table:

Paste certificate content:

be careful:

Load balancing only supports PEM format certificates. If you have questions about the format, you can click Import Sample Table to view the format, but the sample table cannot be imported Cer,. crt and other certificates are actually PEM format certificates. Just open the certificate with an editor and copy the content.

3. Submit, creation completed!

Create CA Certificate

1. Log in to the management console and select "Load Balancing" ->"Certificate Management" ->"Create Certificate"

2. Import the certificate content and add it successfully!

Configure server certificate

be careful:

HTTPS decryption and authentication are completed on load balancing. The back-end ECS only responds to HTTP requests, thus improving the efficiency and convenience of the back-end ECS.

1. Add HTTPS monitoring (By default, the backend server has been added)

2. Access load balancing (The certificate here is self-made, so it is not trusted. The trusted certificate can be purchased from other trusted institutions.)