Hi List
I have a private DNS zone hosted on AWS route 53, only resolvable from within some specific VPCs.
It appears some applications require an SSL certificate associated with the private DNS zone, and this SSL certificate should come from a trusted, external certificate provider (cannot be self-signed).
My questions are:
a) Is this a known use-case? i.e private dns zones requiring non-self-signed certificates?
b) Since the DNS zone is not resolvable on the public internet, how would the certificate validation process occur for applications communicating with systems in the private zone ?
c) Do SSL certificate providers issue trusted SSL certificates for private DNS zones?
Many thanks in advance for any advice here!
Traiano
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