Custom domains
Serve an Aozumi app on your own domain. Add two DNS records to prove ownership and route traffic; Aozumi then issues and renews the HTTPS certificate automatically.
Add a domain
- Open the app's domain settingsEnter the hostname, such as
app.example.com, and pick the environment it should serve. Production is the default. - Add the DNS records Aozumi showsOne proves you own the domain and one points it at Aozumi. Add both at your DNS provider.
- Wait for the checksAozumi checks DNS on a schedule, or you can ask it to check again. When both records are right it requests the certificate.
The DNS records
- Ownership (TXT)
- A TXT record at
_aozumi-challenge.followed by your hostname, with the value shown in the console. It proves the domain is yours. - Routing (CNAME)
- A CNAME from your hostname to the target shown in the console. It sends visitors to Aozumi.
- Apex domains
- A root domain cannot have a plain CNAME. Use CNAME flattening, ALIAS or ANAME at your DNS provider instead.
Domain status
- Waiting for DNS
- Add the TXT record first, then the routing record.
- Issuing certificate
- DNS is verified and the HTTPS certificate is being issued. This usually takes a few minutes.
- Active
- Serving traffic over HTTPS. Certificates renew automatically.
- Needs attention
- Something in DNS is wrong. Fix the records and check again.
Each app and each workspace can have a limited number of custom domains during the beta. The console tells you when you reach the limit.
Remove a domain
Remove a domain from the same settings. Aozumi releases it in the background, and it disappears from the list when cleanup finishes. Remove the DNS records at your provider afterwards.
Questions
- Does Aozumi provide HTTPS for custom domains?
- Yes. After your DNS records check out, a certificate is issued automatically, usually within a few minutes, and renewed automatically.
- Can I use a root (apex) domain like example.com?
- Yes, if your DNS provider supports CNAME flattening, ALIAS or ANAME records. Otherwise use a subdomain such as app.example.com.
- Does a custom domain change who can open my app?
- No. Requests to your domain go through the same gateway and follow the app's link access setting.
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