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Use AWS Private Certificate Authority (AWS Private CA) to securely issue and manage private certificates for your connected resources in one place.
Benefits
Identify and protect internal resources
Create versatile certificate and certificate authority (CA) configurations to identify and protect your internal resources, including servers, applications, users, devices, and containers.
Meet regulatory and compliance needs
Build on a solid security foundation to protect data, identify resources, and help meet your regulatory and compliance needs.
Avoid outages and improve uptime
Avoid outages and improve uptime by automating CA and certificate management using API calls, AWS CLI commands, or AWS CloudFormation templates.
Use cases
Automate and scale certificate issuance
Issue certificates to identify and protect your internal servers, containers, users, instances, and IoT devices using APIs and SDKs.
Establish secure TLS for Kubernetes
Encrypt data in transit to and from your Kubernetes clusters and for pod-to-pod communications.
Use TLS and mutual TLS for private networks
Enable TLS for resources on AWS and for on-premises private networks outside AWS.
Create secure service meshes
Authenticate and encrypt communications between microservices in a service mesh.