Penghao He

Hello @neekey. Gotcha. Sorry I was thinking about [certificate import](https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/blogs/release-v118/#certificate-import) which allows users to use any alias they'd like to use. Maybe that'll be a better solution for you? Let...

Hello @ernst-du-plessis. It seems like the service could potentially be split up into two smaller ones. Is it because if doing so they would look very similar and you'd like...

> I'm having a hard time figuring out what the implications of this change are - from what I can see, calling `Load` might result in an EC2 API call...

Hello @guyschlider right now we don't support exposing multiple ports either for app container or the sidecars. Could you provide more details about the use case when you are trying...

When you provide a domain to copilot, we'll provision an ACM cert, assign it to your loadbalancer, and terminate TLS at the load balancer level. That way your service doesn't...

Hello @iamsajithk. Sorry we haven't got to this yet. Would you mind to thumb up for this feature request so that we could better prioritize? Also do you have any...

Hello @iamsajithk. If you just wanted to use secrets manager, the temporary workaround is either run [`copilot secret init`](https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/docs/developing/secrets/) to create new secrets one by one. Or(only for SSM secrets)...

Hello @afgallo. Right now I can't think of any possible way to do that using addons as for the priority. Maybe it is possible to set the `path` in the...

Hey @johnrlowry I just tested my own service which exposes port 443, and it works well. I wonder if it is because your service is expecting a tls connection?

Gotchu. Yeah it is not available yet in copilot. Could you elaborate your use case of using tls connection within? We have a plan of adding NLB as another service...