It is a big news.....
AWS certificate manager now supports export public certificates issued by AWS. Earlier it was a big issue that aws issued public certificates cannot export and use in other compute workload.
Now when we creating a public certificate using aws certificate manager it ask do we need to create a exportable one or non exportable one.
It is supported to export certificate body, certificate chain and certificate private key. Therefore, we can use certificate’s private key to securely terminate TLS traffic on any compute workload such as EC2, containers, on premises servers and other cloud providers.
Pricing
- Exportable public certificate(FQDN) - 15$
- Exportable public certificate (Per wildcard name) - 149$
- First 10K API calls of export-certificate - free of charge
- After that each 10K API calls of export- certificate - 0.50$
Valid Period
- These certificates are valid for 13 months.
- After 11 month of period ACM renews certificates (60 days before expiration)
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