You can apply your own custom domains to your rpc endpoints or web apps. all the domian set to access your services get a domain on <<yourservice>>.ondjuno.com and are secured with TLS certificates.
Configure DNS
Log in to your custom domain’s DNS provider (such as Cloudflare, Namecheap, or GoDaddy).
Navigate to the DNS settings for your domain
Add DNS records for your domain based on your provider, then return here:
navigate to your website shorty and your domain and ensure it is working
Configuring Cloudflare DNS
Adding a CNAME record in Cloudflare is a straightforward process that helps you manage your domain's DNS settings efficiently. A CNAME (Canonical Name) record is used to alias one domain name to another.
To add a CNAME record in Cloudflare, follow these steps:
Log in to Cloudflare: Access your Cloudflare account and select the domain you want to manage.
Navigate to DNS settings: Click on the "DNS" tab to view your DNS records.
Add a new record: Click on the "Add record" button. In the type dropdown, select "CNAME".
Enter the details: In the "Name" field, enter the subdomain you want to alias (e.g.,
yourdomainname.com). In the "Target" field, enter the domain you want to point to (e.g.,myapp.ondjuno.com).Save the record: Click "Save" to add the CNAME record to your DNS settings.
Once added, Cloudflare will propagate the changes across its network, which usually takes a few minutes. This setup is particularly useful for redirecting traffic, managing subdomains, and ensuring your site remains accessible even if the underlying IP addresses change. Cloudflare's intuitive interface and robust DNS management tools make it easy to handle these configurations without needing extensive technical knowledge.
Configuring Namecheap DNS
Adding a CNAME record in Namecheap is a simple process that allows you to manage your domain's DNS settings effectively. A CNAME (Canonical Name) record is used to alias one domain name to another, making it easier to manage and redirect traffic.
To add a CNAME record in Namecheap, follow these steps:
Log in to your Namecheap account: Access your account and navigate to the "Domain List" section.
Select your domain: Find the domain you want to manage and click on the "Manage" button next to it.
Navigate to Advanced DNS: In the domain management screen, click on the "Advanced DNS" tab to access your DNS settings.
Add a new record: Scroll down to the "Host Records" section and click on the "Add New Record" button.
Enter the CNAME details: In the "Type" dropdown, select "CNAME Record". In the "Host" field, enter the subdomain you want to alias (e.g.,
yourdomainname.com). In the "Value" field, enter the domain you want to point to (e.g.,myapp.ondjuno.com). Optionally, you can set the TTL (Time to Live) value, which determines how long the record is cached by DNS servers.Save the record: Click the checkmark or "Save Changes" button to add the CNAME record to your DNS settings.
Once added, the changes will propagate across DNS servers, which can take a few minutes to 48 hours.
All other providers
Adding a CNAME record is a common task across various DNS providers, and while the specific steps may vary slightly, the general process remains consistent. Here’s a general guide to adding a CNAME record across different providers:
Log in to your account: Access your DNS provider’s website and log in to your account.
Select your domain: Navigate to the section where your domains are listed and select the domain you want to manage.
Access DNS settings: Look for an option like "DNS Management," "DNS Settings," or "Advanced DNS" to access your DNS records.
Add a new record: Find the option to add a new record. This is usually a button labeled "Add Record," "Create Record," or something similar.
Choose CNAME record type: In the record type dropdown menu, select "CNAME."
Enter the details: Fill in the required fields. The "Name" or "Host" field is where you enter the subdomain you want to alias (e.g.,
yourdomainname.com). The "Value" or "Points to" field is where you enter the domain you want to point to (e.g.,myapp.ondjuno.com). Optionally, you can set the TTL (Time to Live) value, which determines how long the record is cached by DNS servers.Save the record: Click "Save," "Add Record," or the equivalent button to save your changes.
Once added, the CNAME record will propagate across DNS servers, which can take anywhere from a few minutes to 48 hours.