
AWS Certificate Manager now allows exporting public SSL/TLS certificates with private keys, enabling users to use certificates across various computing environments like EC2, containers, and on-premises hosts.


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AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now allows exportable public SSL/TLS certificates that can be used outside of AWS services.
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<li>Users can export public certificates and access private keys for use on EC2, containers, and on-premises hosts</li>
<li>Certificates are valid for 395 days and issued by Amazon Trust Services</li>
<li>Requires selecting "Enable export" during certificate request</li>
<li>Can be exported using AWS Console or AWS CLI</li>
<li>Requires domain validation and passphrase for private key encryption</li>
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Pricing is $15 per fully qualified domain name and $149 for wildcard domains, with charges at issuance and renewal. Administrators can manage certificate access through IAM policies.
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