Managing Server Certificates in IAM

By Ashwin Venugopal -

 







Uploading a Server Certificate (AWS API)

In order to upload a server certificate to IAM, you have to offer the certificate and its matching private key. However, the following criteria must be met before uploading the certificate:
  1. The certificate must be valid at the time of upload.
  2. The private key must be unencrypted.
  3. The certificate, private key, and certificate chain must all be PEM-encoded.

Retrieving a Server Certificate (AWS API)

If you want to retrieve a certificate via IAM API, send GetServerCertificate request, and if you want to use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to retrieve a certificate, use Get-IAMServerCertificate. 

Listing Server Certificates (AWS API)

If you want to list your uploaded certificates via IAM API, send a ListServerCertificates request, and if you want to use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to list your uploaded server certificates, use Get-IAMServerCertificates.

Tagging & Untagging Server Certificates (AWS API)

If you want to tag an existing server certificate via IAM API, send a TagServerCertificate request, while send a UntagServerCertificate request to untag it. 

Renaming a Server Certificate or Updating its Path (AWS API)

If you want to rename or update the path of a server certificate via IAM API, send an UpdateServerCertificate request, and if you want to use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to do the same, use Update-IAMServerCertificate. 

Deleting a Server Certificate (AWS API)

In order to delete a server certificate via IAM API, send a DeleteServerCertificate request, and if you want to use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to do the same, use Remove-IAMServerCertificate. 






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