Updating the SSL/TLS certificate for a domain
You can change the SSL/TLS certificate that is in use for a domain at any time. For example, you can change from using a managed certificate to using a custom certificate. This is helpful if you want to manage the certificate and its expiration notifications. You can also change the custom certificate that is in use for the domain. Making changes to the SSL certificate won't incur any downtime for your active domain. For more information about certificates, see Using SSL/TLS certificates.
Use the following procedure to update the type of certificate or the custom certificate that is in use for a domain.
To update a domain's certificate
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Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amplify console
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Choose your app that you want to update.
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In the navigation pane, choose Hosting, Custom domains.
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On the Custom domains page, choose Domain configuration.
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On the details page for your domain, locate the Custom SSL certificate section. The procedure for updating your certificate varies depending on the type of change you want to make.
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To change from a custom certificate to the default Amplify managed certificate
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Choose Amplify managed certificate.
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To change from a managed certificate to a custom certificate
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Choose Custom SSL certificate.
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Select the certificate to use from the list.
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To change a custom certificate to a different custom certificate
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For Custom SSL certificate, select the new certificate to use from the list.
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Choose Save. The status details for the domain will indicate that Amplify has initiated the SSL creation process for a managed certificate or the configuration process for a custom certificate.