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Duplicating an EC2 instance for creating a development platform for Wordpress site

I have an EC2 instance running Ubuntu hosting a Wordpress site on Apache. I've used LetsEncrypt's CertBot to create an SSL certificate and everything's working fine. I also have direct IP to domain ...
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Let's Encrypt: SSL Certificate is valid for the Domain but not valid Specific Port (net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR)

I am using VPS: Amazon EC2 and SSL Cert Provider: Let's Encrypt (through Certbot) I have seen some kind of a question but the answer is not useful for my situation. I have a domain api.example.com ...
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Old LetsEncrypt SSL certificate still being served by EC2 instance

I'm working on renewing the SSL certificate for my websites. They are all running on the same EC2 instance with the same Apache server. Two of my domains recently expired so I also tried to remove ...
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Amazon Linux + SSL + vhosts

I have a new test instance that I have setup with LAMP and SSL. I have the following in my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin [email protected] ...
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Error creating SSL cert with LetsEncrypt certbot on Amazon Linux

I'm trying to setup a free LetsEncrypt SSL certificate for a web server (Apache) running on an AWS EC2 instance running Amazon Linux (2017.09) using the certbot software. I can't seem to get it from ...
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Let's Encrypt on AWS EC2 - domain name mismatch

I tried to generate a SSL certificate with Let's Encrypt on my EC2 instance with an elastic IP associated to it. The command I run is ./letsencrypt-auto certonly --standalone -d mariellaval.com -d ...
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