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HTTPS Migration — Page 3

50 guides covering platform-by-platform HTTPS migration — CMS platforms, hosts, frameworks, CDNs, and the redirect edge cases that break checkout, SEO, or login sessions.

HTTPS Redirect on IIS (web.config)

No built-in toggle — the redirect lives in an XML rewrite rule inside web.config.

HTTPS Redirect in Node.js / Express

A small piece of middleware — but only the right piece, depending on where TLS actually terminates.

HTTPS Redirect in Django

One settings.py value does the entire job — with a proxy header caveat if you're behind Nginx.

HTTPS Redirect in Ruby on Rails

force_ssl in one line — plus what it silently also enables.

HTTPS Redirect Behind Cloudflare

The SSL/TLS mode setting is the one Cloudflare-specific thing that trips people up.

HTTPS Redirect Behind an AWS Load Balancer

The redirect belongs in a listener rule, not your application code.

HTTPS Redirect on Netlify

On by default for every deploy — the setting only matters for custom domains.

HTTPS Redirect on Vercel

Automatic and non-optional — Vercel doesn't serve plain HTTP at all.

HTTPS on GitHub Pages With a Custom Domain

One checkbox — but it can take a while to appear the first time.

Fixing Redirect Loops After Enabling HTTPS

Almost always one of three causes — here's how to tell which one you've got.