AWS cluster deployments
Use the information in the following subsections for multi-node AWS clusters.
For traffic distribution, use the AWS load balancer. A virtual IP address for clusters is not available
on AWS.
Creating and applying load balancer certificates
About this task
Load balancers only appear in the private DNS within AWS. Therefore, certificates generated by
external certificate authorities might not work. Use this procedure to obtain a certificate from
System Manager within AWS.
Procedure
1. On the System Manager web console, navigate to
Home
>
Services
>
Security
>
Certificates
>
Authority
.
2. Click
Add End Entity
and complete the settings in the following fields:
a.
End Entity Profile
: Type
<INBOUND_OUTBOUND_TLS>
.
b.
Username
: Type
<FQDN of the load balancer>
.
The FQDN of the load balancer is the service FQDN of the cluster. This domain name
portion of the FQDN represents the domain name that clients use to access service.
The FQDN must be the combination of the stack name followed by the domain. For
example, if the stack name is
yourStack
and the domain is
your.domain.com
,
then the FQDN is
yourStack.your.domain.com
.
Note:
The stack name must start with a letter and must contain only letters, numbers,
and dashes. This stack name must be used during multi-node CloudFormation.
c.
Password
: Type your password.
d.
Confirm Password
: Retype your password.
e.
CN, Common name
: Type
<FQDN of the load balancer>
.
f.
Token
: Select the
PEM
file.
Note:
The remaining fields are optional. For more information, see
Administering Avaya
Aura
®
System Manager
.
3. Click
Add
.
4. Navigate to
Home
>
Services
>
Security
>
Certificates
>
Authority
>
Public Web
.
The system displays the EJBCA public page.
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