I'm currently developing a project where the customer needs to expose the Azure Digital Twins instance with a custom dns name. Is there any way that we can change the digitaltwins.azure.net domain for a custom one?
Thank you
You can can pick the instance name in FQDN. But it is not possible to change digitaltwins.azure.net.
Also, you can use own name to what we provide with a separate dns entry. This is not done through ADT though.
Please see Use Azure DNS with other Azure services
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Is it possible to disable the default URL like this https://my-app-332mpca-uc.a.run.app and only use my custom domain as defined in domain mapping?
You can't achieve that with custom domain. You can achieve something similar by adding a Load Balancer in front of Cloud Run thanks to serverless NEG.
As you do that, you have an IP that you can add to your registrar (similar to custom domain in fact). To remove the public access of the Cloud Run default URL, you can set the ingress parameter of Cloud Run service to Internal and Cloud Load Balancer.
And then, you have it.
No.
The Cloud Run service URL is the definitive address for the service.
Your DNS CNAME needs a unique identifier for the service and the endpoint is it.
The only alternative to a URL would be for Google to publish IP addresses for Cloud Run services but that's impractical (with IPv4) and still provides an alternative way to access the service.
How we can map two or more domains to a single Azure website?
So in my website, I can map some logic based on domain name.
Like: www.client1.example.com & www.client2.example.com
How we can map two or more domains to a single azure website
You could try to use a CNAME record to map to your Azure app's default domain name, and Azure app service enables us to assign more than one hostname to site. This article shows how to map custom domain name to Azure app, please refer to it.
My company is about provide e-commercial website service and finding the best solution for deployment.
Our application is a multi-tenant e-commercial application. Once purchased, our customer has a website. The newly created website can be browsed by default subdomain on our domain (our domain is invishop.com) eg: mikeshop.invishop.com. The website also can be browsed by customer's custom domain. This requires to create CNAME record to our domain name (invishop.com). Our multi-tenant application is developed in ASP.NET MVC platform.
The simplest solution our considered is Windows hosting with Dedicated IP but this solution does not meet big users requirement. Our application will be used by up to 1000 or higher at a same time. If we deploy our service on shared ASP.NET hosting our service is always can not access. We want to run our application on higher availability Infrastructure but do not want to focus on building and managing Infrastructure. We only want to focus on develop our application and business.
So what service we should use ?
You can use Azure virtual machines for hosting. VMs are scalable and you can make availability set with other VMs. So, if is going down (update etc), the second will working. You can create virtual network and assign some VMs to it (Web server and database server). You can use backup services for each VM too.
You can make VM with dedicated IP - Be careful it is possible to configure ONLY before you make VM - you must use PowerShell.
Create dedicated IP via PowerShell (see on internet commands)
Create virtual network (not necessary)
create VM - web server and assign it to IP via PowerShell
create VM - SQL server
Configure server for IIS - it is possible to host multiple websites on one VM via host names (I use this). Add A record to your domain(xyz.com and www.xyz.com and your dedicated IP)
I have an Jenkins server named "jenkins" in a remote machine, and I currently use its actual IP address to access it. And I have a domain name to use for my Web server on another machine: www.mysite.com.
Is it possible to configure DNS names to use "jenkins.mysite.com" to access my Jenkins server machine without registering another independent domain name?
Further, I might have another machine to host my wiki, so I would like to access it as "wiki.mysite.com".
Thanks.
Yes, it is not only possible, but extremely common. It is a perfectly ordinary use of DNS. The entity controlling mysite.com can add whatever names they want under it (barring some technical limitations).
The details of what you personally need to do to add those other names will, of course, depend entirely on your environment. It can be anything from editing a zone file or using a web administration interface to talking to a sysadmin.
I have just deployed my Grails app on public cloudfoundry(myApp.cloudfoundry.me) and i need my domain to point to it. How is this accomplished? or what are the alternatives?
Problem: deploy Grails app via cloudfoundry on cloud with my own domain name instead something.cloudfoundry.me
Resources: i have a virtual server Ubuntu with static public IP available.
Goal: have a way to deploy many of my apps each with their own domain names
If you don't mind sharing how you do it today and, perhaps, if you can reference tutorial that would be very helpful
Thank You,
Cloud Foundry does not currently support custom domain mapping. However, this feature is high on the priority list and development is currently under way. If you do a search at Cloud Foundry Support
you will find a series of posting regarding this issue and some short term workarounds that could be helpful for you and your particular situation.
Thank you eightyoctan! I accepted your replay as answer, however. i wanted share what i end up doing to have my domain point to cloud foundry hosted app
Option 1. i used GoDaddies Forward+Masking to push app on myapp.cloudfoundry.com and then forward+masking on godaddy to have mydomain.com point my app on cloudfoundry....i am sure i am penalized from SEO aspect to some extent but it works so far
Option 2. I also believe the same goal - have my custom domain point to cloud foundry app via Elastic Ip of EC2 as described in the following blog:
http://www.cloudsoftcorp.com/blog/first-steps-with-cloud-foundry-on-amazon-ec2/
Or use Stakato with EC2 that runs on top of cloud foundry from what i can tell. For more:
http://docs.stackato.com/server/ec2.html#vm-ec2
Either way, I hope cloud foundry does get this feature soon so we don't have to make extra steps to accomplish this