AWS Application Load Balancer introduces Certificate Authority advertisement to simplify client behavior while using Mutual TLS
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AWS Application Load Balancer (ALB) has introduced a new feature for Certificate Authority (CA) advertisement to improve mutual TLS client authentication:
- ALB now supports advertising CA subject names stored in its Trust Store
- When enabled, the load balancer sends a list of CA subject names to connecting clients
- Clients can use this information to identify which certificates will be accepted
- Helps reduce connection errors during mutual authentication
- Can be configured via AWS APIs, AWS CLI, or AWS Management Console
- Available in commercial AWS Regions, AWS GovCloud (US), and China Regions
This feature simplifies the certificate selection process and improves the client authentication experience for Application Load Balancers.
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