AWS Certificate Manager now supports native certificate search AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now provides a search bar in the console that customers can use to find certificates using one or more certificate parameters such as domain name, certificate ARN, and/or certificate validity. For example, ACM users who manages multiple certificates can search for certificates with specific domains that are due to expire soon. To get started, use the new SearchCertificates API, or navigate to the ACM console and use the search bar to search by one or more certificate parameters. This feature is available in all Public AWS, AWS China, and AWS GovCloud regions. To learn more about this feature, please refer to Search Certificates. You can learn more about ACM and get started here.

🆕 AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now offers a search bar to find certificates by domain, ARN, or validity. Manage multiple certs easily, especially those expiring soon. Available in all public AWS regions. Learn more at Search Certificates.

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AWS Certificate Manager now supports native certificate search AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now provides a search bar in the console that customers can use to find certificates using one or more certificate parameters such as domain name, certificate ARN, and/or certificate validity. For example, ACM users who manages multiple certificates can search for certificates with specific domains that are due to expire soon. To get started, use the new https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/APIReference/API_SearchCertificates.html, or navigate to the ACM console and use the search bar to search by one or more certificate parameters. This feature is available in all Public AWS, AWS China, and AWS GovCloud regions. To learn more about this feature, please refer to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/gs-acm-list.html. You can learn more about ACM and get started https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/gs.html.

AWS Certificate Manager now supports native certificate search

AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now provides a search bar in the console that customers can use to find certificates using one or more certificate parameters such as domain name, certificate ARN, and/or c...

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AWS Certificate Manager updates default certificate validity to comply with new guidelines Starting today, public certificates issued from AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) have a maximum validity period of 198 days, compared to previous validity period of 395 days. With this change, ACM-issued public certificates will be compliant with new Certification Authority Browser (CA/Browser) Forum mandate that certificates be no longer than 200 days starting 15th March 2026. No action is required from the customers to receive this change. All new and renewed public certificates will by default have a validity of 198 days. Existing certificates with 395 days validity continue to be valid and can be used until they renew or expire. All other certificate functionality remains in place. ACM will still continue to auto renew the certificates before expiry. The certificates are now renewed 45 days before expiry. Existing 398 day validity certificates will renew 60 days before expiry and will renew with 198 days validity period. We have reduced the pricing for ACM’s exportable public certificates in line with the shorter validity period. 198-day exportable public certificate will now cost $7/Fully Qualified domain name (down from $15) and $79/ wildcard name (down from $149). Please refer to ACM’s pricing page for more details. For more information about ACM, visit the ACM documentation.

🆕 AWS ACM now defaults to 198-day public certs, aligning with new CA/Browser Forum guidelines. Existing 395-day certs stay valid. ACM auto-renews 45 days early. Exportable certs now $7/FQDN, $79/wildcard.

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AWS Certificate Manager updates default certificate validity to comply with new guidelines Starting today, public certificates issued from AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) have a maximum validity period of 198 days, compared to previous validity period of 395 days. With this change, ACM-issued public certificates will be compliant with new Certification Authority Browser (CA/Browser) Forum mandate that certificates be no longer than 200 days starting 15th March 2026. No action is required from the customers to receive this change. All new and renewed public certificates will by default have a validity of 198 days. Existing certificates with 395 days validity continue to be valid and can be used until they renew or expire. All other certificate functionality remains in place. ACM will still continue to auto renew the certificates before expiry. The certificates are now renewed 45 days before expiry. Existing 398 day validity certificates will renew 60 days before expiry and will renew with 198 days validity period. We have reduced the pricing for ACM’s exportable public certificates in line with the shorter validity period. 198-day exportable public certificate will now cost $7/Fully Qualified domain name (down from $15) and $79/ wildcard name (down from $149). Please refer to ACM’s pricing page for more details. For more information about ACM, visit the https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/acm-certificate-characteristics.html.

AWS Certificate Manager updates default certificate validity to comply with new guidelines

Starting today, public certificates issued from AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) have a maximum validity period of 198 days, compared to previous validity period of 395 days. Wi...

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ACM now supports automated certificate management for Kubernetes AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now automates certificate provisioning and distribution for Kubernetes workloads through AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK). Previously, ACM automated certificate management for AWS-integrated services like Application Load Balancers and CloudFront. However, using ACM certificates with applications terminating TLS in Kubernetes required manual steps: exporting certificates and private keys via API, creating Kubernetes Secrets, and updating them at renewal. This integration extends ACM's automation to any Kubernetes workload for both public and private certificates, enabling you to manage certificates using native Kubernetes APIs. With ACK, you define certificates as Kubernetes resources, and the ACK controller automates the complete certificate lifecycle: requesting certificates from ACM, exporting them after validation, updating Kubernetes Secrets with the certificate and private key, and automatically updating those Secrets at renewal. This enables you to use ACM exportable public certificates (launched in June 2025) for internet-facing workloads or AWS Private CA private certificates for internal services in Amazon EKS or other Kubernetes environments. Use cases include terminating TLS in application pods (NGINX, custom applications), securing service mesh communication (Istio, Linkerd), and managing certificates for third-party ingress controllers (NGINX Ingress, Traefik). You can also distribute certificates to hybrid and edge Kubernetes environments. This feature is available in all commercial, AWS GovCloud (US), and AWS China regions where ACM is available. To learn more, visit the https://github.com/aws-controllers-k8s/acm-controller or read our https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/acm-exportable-certificates.html and our https://aws.amazon.com/certificate-manager/pricing/. 

ACM now supports automated certificate management for Kubernetes

AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now automates certificate provisioning and distribution for Kubernetes workloads through AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK). Previously, ACM automated certificate manag...

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ACM now supports automated certificate management for Kubernetes AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now automates certificate provisioning and distribution for Kubernetes workloads through AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK). Previously, ACM automated certificate management for AWS-integrated services like Application Load Balancers and CloudFront. However, using ACM certificates with applications terminating TLS in Kubernetes required manual steps: exporting certificates and private keys via API, creating Kubernetes Secrets, and updating them at renewal. This integration extends ACM's automation to any Kubernetes workload for both public and private certificates, enabling you to manage certificates using native Kubernetes APIs. With ACK, you define certificates as Kubernetes resources, and the ACK controller automates the complete certificate lifecycle: requesting certificates from ACM, exporting them after validation, updating Kubernetes Secrets with the certificate and private key, and automatically updating those Secrets at renewal. This enables you to use ACM exportable public certificates (launched in June 2025) for internet-facing workloads or AWS Private CA private certificates for internal services in Amazon EKS or other Kubernetes environments. Use cases include terminating TLS in application pods (NGINX, custom applications), securing service mesh communication (Istio, Linkerd), and managing certificates for third-party ingress controllers (NGINX Ingress, Traefik). You can also distribute certificates to hybrid and edge Kubernetes environments. This feature is available in all commercial, AWS GovCloud (US), and AWS China regions where ACM is available. To learn more, visit the Git hub link or read our documentation and our pricing page.

🆕 AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) automates cert management for Kubernetes via AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK), simplifying lifecycle management for public and private certs in Amazon EKS and other environments. Available in all ACM regions.

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AWS Certificate Manager supports AWS PrivateLink AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now supports https://aws.amazon.com/privatelink/ so that you can access ACM APIs from your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) without traversing the public internet. This feature can help you meet compliance requirements by allowing you to access and use ACM APIs entirely within the AWS network. ACM simplifies the process of provisioning and managing public and private TLS certificates, wherever you need to securely terminate traffic; Whether it’s with integrated AWS services such as Amazon CloudFront, Load Balancing or with hybrid workloads. You can now create interface endpoints in AWS Private Link to connect your VPC to ACM. Communication between your VPC and ACM is then conducted entirely within the AWS network, providing a secure pathway for your data. To get started, you can create an AWS PrivateLink to connect to ACM using the AWS Management Console or AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) commands or AWS CloudFormation. This new feature is available in all https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/regional-product-services/ including AWS GovCloud (US) and China Regions where AWS Certificate Manager Service and AWS PrivateLink are available. For more information, please refer to the AWS PrivateLink https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/privatelink/create-interface-endpoint.html.

AWS Certificate Manager supports AWS PrivateLink

AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now supports https://aws.amazon.com/privatelink/ so that you can access ACM APIs from your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) without traversing the public...

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AWS Certificate Manager supports AWS PrivateLink AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now supports AWS PrivateLink so that you can access ACM APIs from your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) without traversing the public internet. This feature can help you meet compliance requirements by allowing you to access and use ACM APIs entirely within the AWS network. ACM simplifies the process of provisioning and managing public and private TLS certificates, wherever you need to securely terminate traffic; Whether it’s with integrated AWS services such as Amazon CloudFront, Load Balancing or with hybrid workloads. You can now create interface endpoints in AWS Private Link to connect your VPC to ACM. Communication between your VPC and ACM is then conducted entirely within the AWS network, providing a secure pathway for your data. To get started, you can create an AWS PrivateLink to connect to ACM using the AWS Management Console or AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) commands or AWS CloudFormation. This new feature is available in all AWS Regions including AWS GovCloud (US) and China Regions where AWS Certificate Manager Service and AWS PrivateLink are available. For more information, please refer to the AWS PrivateLink documentation.

🆕 AWS ACM now supports AWS PrivateLink for secure, private access to ACM APIs within your VPC, avoiding public internet. Available everywhere, create endpoints via console, CLI, or CloudFormation.

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AWS Certificate Manager introduces public certificates you can use anywhere AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) announces exportable public certificates that you can use on any workload that requires a public TLS certificate, whether within AWS or outside. With this release, you can issue public certificates that you can export and access the certificate’s private key to securely terminate TLS traffic on any compute workload. This includes EC2 instances, containers, or on-premises hosts. ACM customers can now affordably issue, manage, and automate public certificates for use with your AWS, hybrid, or multicloud workloads. Previously, ACM-issued public certificates could only be used with integrated AWS services, such as Amazon CloudFront. Now, during certificate request, you can mark the certificate as exportable for use outside of integrated services as well. You can procure these certificates within seconds once you complete the required domain validation to prove that you are authorized to receive the certificate. The exportable public certificates are valid for 395 days and costs $15 per FQDN and $149 per wildcard name. You don’t need to sign up for bulk issuance contracts and you only pay once for the lifetime of the certificate. Network and security administrators can monitor and automate the use of these certificates through ACM’s certificate lifecycle CloudWatch events Security is top priority within AWS and your end users cannot export public certificates that were issued prior to this launch. AWS administrators can set IAM policies to authorize roles and users who can request exportable public certificates. The feature is available in all regions where ACM is available including the AWS GovCloud (US) and China Regions. Learn more about this feature https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/acm-exportable-certificates.html.  

AWS Certificate Manager introduces public certificates you can use anywhere

AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) announces exportable public certificates that you can use on any workload that requires a public TLS certificate, whether within AWS or outside....

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AWS Certificate Manager introduces public certificates you can use anywhere AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) announces exportable public certificates that you can use on any workload that requires a public TLS certificate, whether within AWS or outside. With this release, you can issue public certificates that you can export and access the certificate’s private key to securely terminate TLS traffic on any compute workload. This includes EC2 instances, containers, or on-premises hosts. ACM customers can now affordably issue, manage, and automate public certificates for use with your AWS, hybrid, or multicloud workloads. Previously, ACM-issued public certificates could only be used with integrated AWS services, such as Amazon CloudFront. Now, during certificate request, you can mark the certificate as exportable for use outside of integrated services as well. You can procure these certificates within seconds once you complete the required domain validation to prove that you are authorized to receive the certificate. The exportable public certificates are valid for 395 days and costs $15 per FQDN and $149 per wildcard name. You don’t need to sign up for bulk issuance contracts and you only pay once for the lifetime of the certificate. Network and security administrators can monitor and automate the use of these certificates through ACM’s certificate lifecycle CloudWatch events Security is top priority within AWS and your end users cannot export public certificates that were issued prior to this launch. AWS administrators can set IAM policies to authorize roles and users who can request exportable public certificates. The feature is available in all regions where ACM is available including the AWS GovCloud (US) and China Regions. Learn more about this feature here.

🆕 AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now offers exportable public certificates for use anywhere, including outside AWS. Affordable, valid for 395 days, $15/FQDN, $149/wildcard. No contracts, lifecycle monitoring via CloudWatch. Available in all ACM regions.

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AWS Certificate Manager introduces exportable public SSL/TLS certificates to use anywhere You can now use AWS Certificate Manager to issue exportable public certificates for your AWS, hybrid, or multicloud workloads that require secure TLS traffic termination.

AWS Certificate Manager introduces exportable public SSL/TLS certificates to use anywhere

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Automated HTTP validated public certificates with Amazon CloudFront AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) announces automated public TLS certificates for Amazon CloudFront. CloudFront customers can now simply check a box to receive required public certificates to enable TLS when creating new CloudFront content delivery applications. ACM and CloudFront work together to automatically request, issue and associate the required public certificates with CloudFront. ACM will also automatically renew these certificates as long as the certificate is in use and traffic for the certificate domain is routed to CloudFront. Previously, to set up a similar secure CloudFront distribution, customers had to request a public certificate through ACM, validate the domain, and then associate the issued certificate with the CloudFront distribution. This option remains available to customers. ACM uses a domain validation method commonly referred to as HTTP, or file-based validation, to both issue and renew these certificates. Domain validation ensures that ACM issues the certificates only to domain users who are authorized to acquire a certificate for the domain. Network and certificate administrators can still use ACM to view and monitor these certificates. While ACM automatically manages the certificate lifecycle, administrators can use ACM’s Certificate lifecycle CloudWatch events to monitor certificate updates and publish the information to a centralized security information and event management (SIEM) and/or enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution. To learn more about this feature, please refer to our documentation. You can learn more about ACM here and CloudFront here.

🆕 AWS Certificate Manager automates public TLS certificates for Amazon CloudFront, handling issuance, renewal, and validation. This simplifies secure setup, eliminating manual requests. For details, refer to AWS documentation.

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Automated HTTP validated public certificates with Amazon CloudFront AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) announces automated public TLS certificates for https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/using-https.html. CloudFront customers can now simply check a box to receive required public certificates to enable TLS when creating new CloudFront content delivery applications. ACM and CloudFront work together to automatically request, issue and associate the required public certificates with CloudFront. ACM will also automatically renew these certificates as long as the certificate is in use and traffic for the certificate domain is routed to CloudFront. Previously, to set up a similar secure CloudFront distribution, customers had to request a public certificate through ACM, validate the domain, and then associate the issued certificate with the CloudFront distribution. This option remains available to customers. ACM uses a domain validation method commonly referred to as HTTP, or file-based validation, to both issue and renew these certificates. Domain validation ensures that ACM issues the certificates only to domain users who are authorized to acquire a certificate for the domain. Network and certificate administrators can still use ACM to view and monitor these certificates. While ACM automatically manages the certificate lifecycle, administrators can use ACM’s https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/cloudwatch-events.html to monitor certificate updates and publish the information to a centralized security information and event management (SIEM) and/or enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution. To learn more about this feature, please refer to our https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/http-validation.html. You can learn more about ACM https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/acm-overview.html and CloudFront https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/distribution-config-options.html.

Automated HTTP validated public certificates with Amazon CloudFront

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