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AWS Certificate Manager Requested a certificate reporting 'Renewal eligibility` Ineligible?
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I have just successfully been issues a certificate for a domain that is also hosted by route53. However it's coming up in the Renewal eligibility column as Ineligible. Tried to find what exactly this means and why however haven't found anything conclusive?
Anyone got any points for me here? What to make sure my certificate doesn't expire at some random point in time with out me noticing. Thanks
Luke
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I have just successfully been issues a certificate for a domain that is also hosted by route53. However it's coming up in the Renewal eligibility column as Ineligible. Tried to find what exactly this means and why however haven't found anything conclusive?
Anyone got any points for me here? What to make sure my certificate doesn't expire at some random point in time with out me noticing. Thanks
Luke
amazon-web-services aws-certificate-manager
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
add a comment |
I have just successfully been issues a certificate for a domain that is also hosted by route53. However it's coming up in the Renewal eligibility column as Ineligible. Tried to find what exactly this means and why however haven't found anything conclusive?
Anyone got any points for me here? What to make sure my certificate doesn't expire at some random point in time with out me noticing. Thanks
Luke
amazon-web-services aws-certificate-manager
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
I have just successfully been issues a certificate for a domain that is also hosted by route53. However it's coming up in the Renewal eligibility column as Ineligible. Tried to find what exactly this means and why however haven't found anything conclusive?
Anyone got any points for me here? What to make sure my certificate doesn't expire at some random point in time with out me noticing. Thanks
Luke
amazon-web-services aws-certificate-manager
amazon-web-services aws-certificate-manager
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
asked Mar 24 at 2:41
Luke HamiltonLuke Hamilton
13718
13718
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As soon as I attached a cloudfront distribution to the certificate, the certificate was marked as in use and now Eligible for Renewal eligibility
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