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Im trying to enable https on my Elastic Beanstalk application and it looks like I need to have a Load Balancer. In my EB settings, I do have a autos calling balancerenter image description here

In the docs show a different page on how to create a load balancer enter image description here

This configuration setting doesn't show up anymore in the elastic beanstalk settings.

I've also looked into creating a load balancer from the EC2 instance page, and attached this load balancer to my EB, created a security group that supports http and https and haven't been able to get it to work

SO my question is, what is the correct way to enable https

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Did you select application loadbalancer? Which supports adding ssl certificates - Ashan
It should have a secure listener option? docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/… - strongjz

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Attached is our beanstalk configuration console, you should be able to turn on secure listener port as well.

Check with Section "To turn on the secure listener port" in AWS doc reference

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