The reason for configuring this layer is so that you do not need to use the certificate programmatically within your code - your .NET Core lambda code will automatically be able to make HTTPS calls to services using private certificates (e.g. using HttpClient or other libraries) without you needing to add any special handling for private certificates into your codebase. Think of this as being equivalent to installing the certificate on a Windows server to prevent these types of TLS errors occurring.
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The reason for configuring this layer is so that you do not need to use the certificate programmatically within your code - your .NET Core lambda code will automatically be able to make HTTPS calls to services using private certificates (e.g. using HttpClient or other libraries) without you needing to add any special handling for private certificates into your codebase. Think of this as being equivalent to installing the certificate on a Windows server to prevent these types of TLS errors occurring.