I have a static web app building from Git Hub and being deployed to Azure. I need to use a custom SSL certificate, not the one issued by Azure, but I do not see any options on the dashboard to upload a certificate. Is there something I am missing or is this option not supported by Azure?
I created a new static web app, linked a GitHub repo, built the app and everything is working as expected. I then searched through the Azure settings looking for certificate options and did not find one.
As esqew mentioned, for Azure Static web app you cannot bind our own certificates like as App Service WebApp.
By default, Azure Static Web Apps provides an auto-generated domain name for your website, but you can point a custom domain to your site. Free SSL/TLS certificates are automatically created for the auto-generated domain name and any custom domains you may add.
However, if your requirement fits, you may set up a custom domain in Azure Static Web Apps, please take a look at this doc: static-web-apps/custom-domain
If you wish, you may share your suggestions on this, you can create an issue in the Static Web Apps GitHub repository || How can I suggest a new feature?
