'Use SSL Certificate from SiteGround for AWS EC2 Instance

I have a Next application running with NGINX on AWS EC2 Instance and I need to add an SSL Certificate to it. My domain is registered on SiteGround and I already linked the domain with the next application running on EC2.

I already have an SSL Certificate on SiteGround. Is there a way I can use this SSL Certificate on SiteGround with the application on EC2?

Solution 1:^[1]

You can get your SSL certificate from SiteGround by going to Site Tools -> Security -> SSL Manager, selecting the 3 dot menu under actions and clicking View Certificate.

On the AWS side, go to Certificate Manager, click the import button and paste the 3 values provided by SiteGround.

I was using the certificate for an elastic beanstalk environment, so I just added a listener for port 443 with the certificate to the load balancer for my environment.

Solution 2:^[2]

While importing I was getting

Failed to import certificate There was a problem when importing your certificate.

But found out that I had to copy

Siteground values       ->     AWS values
Certificate (CRT)       ->        Certificate body

Private Key (KEY)       ->        Certificate private key  
 
Certificate Authority   ->        Certificate chain - optional 
Bundle (CABUNDLE)

I wasn't doing the third one.

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