Secured Website Deployment with SSL on Amazon Linux EC2 Server
About This Project
A site served over plain HTTP is flagged, distrusted, and penalized in search. For this deployment I shipped and secured a production portfolio site on an Amazon Linux EC2 instance — configuring Apache and adding SSL with Let's Encrypt so the domain served fully over HTTPS.
The approach: provision and configure the Apache web server, issue and install a Let's Encrypt certificate, and enforce HTTPS for the domain, giving every visitor an encrypted, trusted connection. Beyond the padlock, HTTPS is a ranking and trust signal — so this step pays back in both security and SEO.
The result is a securely deployed, HTTPS-served site (mejba.me) on AWS with a trusted browsing experience. It is the secure deployment baseline I apply to every site I put into production.
Stack: AWS EC2, Amazon Linux, Apache, Let's Encrypt SSL, HTTPS.
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