Configuration Description
HTTPS refers to Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, which is a security protocol that encrypts and transfers data based on the HTTP protocol to ensure the security of data transfer. When configuring HTTPS, you need to provide a certificate for the domain name and deploy it on all ECDN nodes to implement encrypted data transfer across the network.
Note:
- Your domain name should have been connected to ECDN, and the status should be deploying or activated.
- If your application has been migrated to the CDN console, you can go to the console for operation by referring to Content Delivery Network.
Adding Configuration
Selecting domain name
- Log in to the ECDN Console and click Domain Management on the left sidebar to enter the management page.
- From the list, choose the domain name to configure, click Manage to enter your domain details, then select Advanced Configuration.
- To use HTTPS, you need to deploy the domain name certificate first. Click Go to Settings to enter the certificate configuration page.
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Configuring certificate
On the certificate configuration page, your domain name can be configured with your certificate or a certificate hosted by Tencent Cloud. For more details, please refer to Certificate Management.
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Modifying Configuration
- Enabling HTTP2.0:
To use HTTP2.0 for your configured domain name, enable it on the advanced configuration page.
- Enabling force HTTPS redirection:
To force any HTTP request to redirect to HTTPS, enable it for your configured domain name.
You can also specify the status code to redirect, either 301 or 302 (default).
- Modifying certificates and redirection:
To modify your certificate or redirection for your configured domain name, click Go to Configuration to enter the certificate management page.
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