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Setting up HTTPS with a Custom Domain

Using HTTPs with your FlashEdge distribution is easy and free, you just need to create and validate a TLS/SSL certificate for your FlashEdge distribution. For this, you need to have access to your custom domain DNS records (example.com). Every certificate automatically validates and adds any subdomain, like www.example.com, api.example.com, or to be precise, *.example.com, but it also works for lower-level subdomains.

Certificates are provided by Amazon and are issued by the certificate authority recognized by Internet browsers. You can use them securely for any type of website/application that is also accessible via the public Internet.

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