This video describes a capability of AWS Certificate Manager (ACM), ACM exportable public certificates. You can use this capability to export public TLS certificates and associated private keys from ACM, which can be used to secure workloads on any workload that requires a public TLS certificate, whether within AWS or outside. This includes EC2 instances, containers, or on-premises hosts.
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