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That error message indicates that the web server is redirecting the browser - but there have been too many redirects for the browser to follow. This is a browser mechanism to prevent it from being stuck in some sort of loop forever where it is redirect from page-to-page-to-page and so on.
In this case, it probably means that your web server is redirecting the browser to itself somehow. The good news it that your web server is responding; but it isn't responding in the way that you'd like.
You can use tools like curl and wget or the development console within the browser to see where the web server is redirecting the browser to. The fix is to look at the web server configuration to find out why it is sending the redirects.
Hi Brettski-AWS, Would this have happened after we tried to redo the instance?
It went down on Friday - with the following
SSL: Error:141CF06C Failed SSL ERROR while handshaking client
And then we redid the instance
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I don't know - because "redo the instance" doesn't tell me what was actually done. The SSL error isn't a timeout so it would appear (again) that the web server is working but there is an error in the configuration which is preventing it from working the way you expect.