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Next, add the following two lines underneath the lines you just commented out. 
Be sure to replace the target directories and certificate filenames with yours, if you 
followed your own naming convention:
SSLCertificateFile      /etc/apache2/certs/mysite.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/apache2/certs/mysite.key
To make Apache benefit from the new configuration, reload the 
apache2
 daemon:
sudo systemctl reload apache2 
With the new configuration in place, we're not quite done but we're close. We still 
have a small bit of configuration left to add. But before we get to that, let's return 
to the topic of installing TLS certificates that were signed by a certificate authority. 
The process for installing signed TLS certificates is pretty much the same, but the 
main difference is how the certificate files are requested and obtained. Once you 
have them, you will copy them to your file server and configure Apache the same 
way as we just did. To start the process of obtaining a 
signed TLS certificate, you'll 
need to create a