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Introduction

Application scenarios

SSL certificates play an important role in internet information services, especially in situations that require identity verification and data encryption.

Website

An SSL certificate is installed on a website server to help establish an HTTPS connection between a user's browser and the server. By identifying the website information in the SSL certificate, the browser can verify the website's authenticity and protect user data. Website information is displayed in the certificate details, allowing users to identify the website's identity.

Web application

An SSL certificate is installed on the server of a web application to establish an HTTPS connection between a user's browser and the server. The browser also verifies the server's authenticity and displays its identity information to the user.

Mobile app

Installing an SSL certificate on a mobile app's server enables an HTTPS connection between the app and the server. The app also verifies the server's identity.

Mini Program

An SSL certificate is installed on the domain server for the mini program. Mini programs require using the HTTPS protocol to access servers. Therefore, an SSL certificate must be installed on the server for the mini program to establish a connection.

API Interface

Installing an SSL certificate on an API server ensures that data is encrypted with HTTPS when users call server functions or retrieve data through the API interface. It also enables the caller to verify the server's identity.

VolcanoEngine Cloud Services

Deploy SSL certificates to supported VolcanoEngine Cloud Services, such as CDN, to enable HTTPS for domain names on these services, ensuring encrypted data transmission.

Last updated: 2026.04.01 10:51:35