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Security on the web has become a non-negotiable aspect, and at the heart of securing web interactions is the transition from HTTP to HTTPS. This encrypts user data and increases trustworthiness of your service. For servers running on Linux, completing this pivotal upgrade isn't just smart; it's essential. Today, we will walk through how you can enforce SSL by redirecting HTTP traffic to HTTPS using Bash scripting and various server configuration methods. Before diving into the technicalities, let’s demystify HTTPS. HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) integrates TLS (Transport Layer Security) encryption into web communications.