How to Install Apache2 on Ubuntu. Configure http to https redirect with free Let's Encrypt SSL cert.

In this video I use Always Free Oracle Cloud Instance to install Apache2 webserver, configure vhost file to accept requests on ports 80 HTTP and 443 HTTPS, and do permanent redirect to HTTPS. Get free 90days SSL certificate from lets encrypt with certbot, and configure cron job for SSL certificate auto renewal.

[williamdunn]

After fighting Apache for a day, your instructions finally filled in the gaps missing from the other tutorials and got me going. Appreciate you taking the time!

[Koronin]

Thank you for the video, I am installing Wordpress on an Azure VM and found this very helpful to get my webserver enabled with SSL before installing it. The built-in SSL tools in wordpress, not that great to use.

[coderceo]

After lot of days trying SSL and Apache2 this video helped me. Very nice video. Please help with Nginx also

[programuoki-lt]

Amazing guide, Thank you I wasted 10 hours for that type of configuration here is really clear and short THANK you !!!

[blensmoter]

This was really helpful! Thank you so much for making this video!

[NLG_FR]

Great tutorial, helped me a lot thanks man !

[abdelmadjidgueffaz]

thank you so much I was looking for this a while ago

[salexkorsan]

Sir is There any Simple Gui, for install SSL, add remove, Domain in One Click,
for Ubuntu Desktop Version,

i'm Using Aapanel, it's Very Slow, i don't want to Use Any Web Panel,
just i want, to do in Ubuntu Desktop, Without Commands....

[favour]

After rebooting server, server went down and I had to keep adding iptables I already saved iptable, also did netfilter-persistent save

[hdquemada]

Hi. Another great tutorial. I followed this (except staying with the www/html directory and just editing the 000-default.conf file). I got a domain name from NoIP and pointed it to the static IP address of the server. Everything worked fine for a few minutes, but then I got a Not Secure (red icon) on my browser even though it shows https. Can you tell me what might have gone wrong? The certificate indicates it is valid. [edit after a few minutes visiting other pages: now the site indicates Added Security. So it's OK now. Weird.]