How To Create An App Service Managed Certificate In Azure

Introduction

You can make an App Service Managed Certificate and connect it to your domain to secure your custom domain at zero cost. No need of concerned about renewals with Managed Certificates because the certificate is renewed for you automatically.

Step 1

Go to TLS/SSL settings in your App Service.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 2

Go to Private Key Certificates to create an App Service Managed Certificate.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 3

Click on + Create an App Service Managed Certificate to create the certificate.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 4

Select the correct domain from the drop-down menu and click Create button to create the certificate.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 5

After the certificate has been created successfully, you will be able to see it in the list of Private Key Certificates on the TLS/SSL Settings blade.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 6

Click on Custom domain in your App Service to bind the certificate.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 7

Click on Add binding button relevant to the specific domain that you want to be secured.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 8

Select the Custom domain, App Service Managed Certificate and select SNI SLL as TLS/SSL Type. Then click on Add Binding button.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Step 9

You will see a green checkmark and the word “Secure” for custom domain under the Assigned Custom Domains after the binding has successfully been created.

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

How to Create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure

Summary

In this article, we learnt how to create an App Service Managed Certificate in Azure. Please use the comment box if you need any clarification.


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