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Setup of Amazon Cloudfront with EC2 instance as origin and custom domain name
How to safely upgrade an Amazon EC2 instance from t1.micro to large?Trying to SSH into an Amazon Ec2 instance - permission errorPermission denied (publickey) when SSH Access to Amazon EC2 instanceLinking Amazon Route 53 Domain Name to EC2 instanceHow to get an SSL certificate installed using Amazon Certificate Manager up on using CloudFront for a single EC2 instance?How to redirect non-www traffic to www for site hosted on EC2 instance behind CloudFront?Cloudfront with EC2 instanceapache and cloudfront redirect to ec2 url rewrite (laravel website)
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Can you guys help me out in identifying what I am doing wrong in setting up the cloudfront for my ec2 instance (web server) for a custom domain of mine.
I am using my domain name (www.example.com) as the origin domain name.
I have also supplied a certificate to the cloudfront (*.example.com) using ACM.
The problem I am facing is, when i point out my custom domain name to the cloud fronts domain name in route53 using an alias record.
My website responds with an error 502. I'll really appreciate any help. I have explored all the content provided by AWS in respect to this but nothing seems to work till now.
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asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
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Can you guys help me out in identifying what I am doing wrong in setting up the cloudfront for my ec2 instance (web server) for a custom domain of mine.
I am using my domain name (www.example.com) as the origin domain name.
I have also supplied a certificate to the cloudfront (*.example.com) using ACM.
The problem I am facing is, when i point out my custom domain name to the cloud fronts domain name in route53 using an alias record.
My website responds with an error 502. I'll really appreciate any help. I have explored all the content provided by AWS in respect to this but nothing seems to work till now.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 amazon-cloudfront amazon-route53
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
Does it work if you point to Route 53 directly (using the cloudfront.net domain name)?
– John Rotenstein
Mar 28 at 11:02
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Can you guys help me out in identifying what I am doing wrong in setting up the cloudfront for my ec2 instance (web server) for a custom domain of mine.
I am using my domain name (www.example.com) as the origin domain name.
I have also supplied a certificate to the cloudfront (*.example.com) using ACM.
The problem I am facing is, when i point out my custom domain name to the cloud fronts domain name in route53 using an alias record.
My website responds with an error 502. I'll really appreciate any help. I have explored all the content provided by AWS in respect to this but nothing seems to work till now.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 amazon-cloudfront amazon-route53
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
Can you guys help me out in identifying what I am doing wrong in setting up the cloudfront for my ec2 instance (web server) for a custom domain of mine.
I am using my domain name (www.example.com) as the origin domain name.
I have also supplied a certificate to the cloudfront (*.example.com) using ACM.
The problem I am facing is, when i point out my custom domain name to the cloud fronts domain name in route53 using an alias record.
My website responds with an error 502. I'll really appreciate any help. I have explored all the content provided by AWS in respect to this but nothing seems to work till now.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 amazon-cloudfront amazon-route53
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 amazon-cloudfront amazon-route53
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:05
Chetan RathoreChetan Rathore
31 bronze badge
31 bronze badge
Does it work if you point to Route 53 directly (using the cloudfront.net domain name)?
– John Rotenstein
Mar 28 at 11:02
add a comment
|
Does it work if you point to Route 53 directly (using the cloudfront.net domain name)?
– John Rotenstein
Mar 28 at 11:02
Does it work if you point to Route 53 directly (using the cloudfront.net domain name)?
– John Rotenstein
Mar 28 at 11:02
Does it work if you point to Route 53 directly (using the cloudfront.net domain name)?
– John Rotenstein
Mar 28 at 11:02
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Most 502 from CloudFront caused by the SSL communication between CloudFront and Origin.
CloudFront makes sure that your origin:
1.Has Trusted certificate
2. Ciphers matches
3. CloudFront uses the SNI filed in Client hello which is defined as Origin domain name, it most cases if you have cert on EC2 with www.example.com CN, you can forward HOST header and it should solve your problem.
- If you don't have HTTPS running on Origin, you can select HTTP only in Origin protocol policy as its bydefault set to Viewer match.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/http-502-bad-gateway.html
answered Mar 28 at 11:25
James DeanJames Dean
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I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
– Chetan Rathore
Mar 29 at 12:45
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Most 502 from CloudFront caused by the SSL communication between CloudFront and Origin.
CloudFront makes sure that your origin:
1.Has Trusted certificate
2. Ciphers matches
3. CloudFront uses the SNI filed in Client hello which is defined as Origin domain name, it most cases if you have cert on EC2 with www.example.com CN, you can forward HOST header and it should solve your problem.
- If you don't have HTTPS running on Origin, you can select HTTP only in Origin protocol policy as its bydefault set to Viewer match.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/http-502-bad-gateway.html
answered Mar 28 at 11:25
James DeanJames Dean
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I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
– Chetan Rathore
Mar 29 at 12:45
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Most 502 from CloudFront caused by the SSL communication between CloudFront and Origin.
CloudFront makes sure that your origin:
1.Has Trusted certificate
2. Ciphers matches
3. CloudFront uses the SNI filed in Client hello which is defined as Origin domain name, it most cases if you have cert on EC2 with www.example.com CN, you can forward HOST header and it should solve your problem.
- If you don't have HTTPS running on Origin, you can select HTTP only in Origin protocol policy as its bydefault set to Viewer match.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/http-502-bad-gateway.html
answered Mar 28 at 11:25
James DeanJames Dean
1,4871 gold badge2 silver badges7 bronze badges
I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
– Chetan Rathore
Mar 29 at 12:45
add a comment
|
Most 502 from CloudFront caused by the SSL communication between CloudFront and Origin.
CloudFront makes sure that your origin:
1.Has Trusted certificate
2. Ciphers matches
3. CloudFront uses the SNI filed in Client hello which is defined as Origin domain name, it most cases if you have cert on EC2 with www.example.com CN, you can forward HOST header and it should solve your problem.
- If you don't have HTTPS running on Origin, you can select HTTP only in Origin protocol policy as its bydefault set to Viewer match.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/http-502-bad-gateway.html
answered Mar 28 at 11:25
James DeanJames Dean
1,4871 gold badge2 silver badges7 bronze badges
Most 502 from CloudFront caused by the SSL communication between CloudFront and Origin.
CloudFront makes sure that your origin:
1.Has Trusted certificate
2. Ciphers matches
3. CloudFront uses the SNI filed in Client hello which is defined as Origin domain name, it most cases if you have cert on EC2 with www.example.com CN, you can forward HOST header and it should solve your problem.
- If you don't have HTTPS running on Origin, you can select HTTP only in Origin protocol policy as its bydefault set to Viewer match.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/http-502-bad-gateway.html
answered Mar 28 at 11:25
James DeanJames Dean
1,4871 gold badge2 silver badges7 bronze badges
answered Mar 28 at 11:25
James DeanJames Dean
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I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
– Chetan Rathore
Mar 29 at 12:45
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I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
– Chetan Rathore
Mar 29 at 12:45
I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
– Chetan Rathore
Mar 29 at 12:45
I believe I will try forwarding the HOST header otherwise the only option left is to us HTTP only.
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Does it work if you point to Route 53 directly (using the cloudfront.net domain name)?
– John Rotenstein
Mar 28 at 11:02