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You do not need to create an A record. You create CNAME records to point to the bucket endpoint. Have you checked the bucket public acces and bucket policy to ensure Cloudflare has access to it?
I applied for the certificate on AWS Certificate Manager, giving me the CNAME and value which I put into cloudflare
The CNAME that you were given when you generated the certificate in ACM was for validation of domain ownership only. It does not route traffic for your website. See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/dns-validation.html
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legend! i've got it working