If you run an application on Cloud Run and deployed container by opening this URL in a web browser the URL comes like this:
this_cloud_run_format.run.app
Can this URL be customized and how ?
Google Cloud Run does not support changing the auto-generated service URL.
You can set up a custom domain using Cloud Run Domain Mapping.
Mapping custom domains
You will need to own/control the domain and be able to create resource records at the authoritative name servers (DNS server) for the domain.
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I have been following this tutorial to open office web apps online but when I click URL generated by selecting the excel file I get error
workbook cannot be opened
you may test here to check the issues
Discovery.xml file is taken from HERE production environment and code is hosted on my own server
You can't just take the discovery file from the WOPI docs. As the docs say:
These URLs are publicly accessible. However, you will not be able to invoke any WOPI actions successfully unless your WOPI domain has been added to the WOPI domain allow list.
The discovery file contains URLs to a working WOPI client instance. This needs to be either Office Online with your domain added to white-list or an on-premise instance of the Office Online Server. Here's how to install it locally. Then, fetch the discovery file from your instance.
I have three different projects, I have to deploy these projects under single web app with different sub domains. I already purchased the custom domain. To deploy these project I have created three directories.
I have also setup the virtual directories in the app settings.
The domains are also set
And I deploy the web part like this.
Now when I'm trying to access the web sub domain its showing me the default azure page
How can I access the projects on the basis of sub domains.
So I got an idea from Nancy comment. So you just have to update the virtual applications and the directories as follows.
Now I can access the web using https://web.example.com/ Thanks #Nancy.
When we're using Firebase dynamic links do we have to use the page.links domain hosted be google or can we use our own host and domain?
I want the functionality of installing an app from a link and then processing the custom url on first run but I want the apple-app-site-association file to be hosted on my own server.
Is this possible?
If not, is this functionality possible without firebase or branch?
Right now you can only use a subdomain of page.link on Firebase Dynamic Links but please to file a feature request to bring your own domain name: https://firebase.google.com/support/contact/
I have an IIS configuration such that [mywebapp] is an asp.net mvc web app that exists under "Default Web Site" of myserver.com.
How do I configure my IIS so that a request to www.myserver.com actually displays the home page of [mywebapp], without changing the url to www.myserver.com/mywebapp. Currently the url change is what happens as I am using HttpRedirect on Default Web Site, but this is not what I want.
Assuming that you have a DNS record set that maps your server IP address to the domain name, you will need to set up a new site, rather than a virtual directory underneath Default website. When you create the site, enter your domain name in the Host name field.
You can test this configuration locally first by setting the site up in IIS and then adding an entry in your hosts file (C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts) that maps the domain name to your localhost IP address 127.0.0.1 - just remember to remove that once you're happy with the setup or you won't actually be hitting the live IP address.
We've developed a Grails application that uses redirects.
Beacuse of external reasons, we are just recently using reverse-proxy, to split some traffic to domains:
From:
demo1.company.local (the server itself)
To:
tomcat.company.local (for all java applications, including our grails app)
lotus.company.local (for all Domino applications)
Since tomcat is only configured in the hosts file on the demo1 server, the redirects do not work when I access the application from anywhere else then the demo1 server itself.
I've tried to solve this using "absolute" and/or "base" parameter in Grails' redirect(), but if I understand correctly, this is Grails 2+ only and we're using Grails 1.3.4.
Are there other ways to redirect to a specified host?
Am I misusing things?
Thanks,
Bram
If you define grails.serverURL in Config.groovy, redirects with absolute:true will use that value for the URL.