Upload SSL cert to AWS IAM (useful for LB incompatible certs like 4096)

upload-cert-to-aws-iam.fish

#!/usr/bin/fish

# Name allows for "."
# so might as well use full domain minus the "*"
# if you are using a wildcard cert...
# 
# But you should at least use one subdomain if you wildcard
# ...for security... just sayin.

# Using absolute path is more reliable.
# Mind your pre&post "(pwd)" slashes.

aws iam upload-server-certificate \
  --server-certificate-name .subdomain.mydomain.com \
  --certificate-body file://(pwd)/mydomain_com_12345677890_pem.pem \
  --cerfiticate-chain file://(pwd)/mydomain_com_12345677890_certchain_pem.pem \
  --private-key file://(pwd)/mydomain_com_12345677890_pem.key


# Not using fish yet?
# Wish you weren't so awkward, bud.
# Figure it out.