How to Enable HTTPS for Amazon Elastic Beanstalk
Have you ever been stuck on a problem that makes you feel so stupid, you get a serious case of impostor syndrome? Welcome to another instalment of Amazon Beanstalk bad UX. You go to the listeners section in the load balancer configuration section, you get to this popup: You choose HTTPS, you enter port 443 and you hit add. You see “pending create” in the list and assume that you’ve just configured your load balancer to support HTTPS. All is well.