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Documentation 8.7

To access the productive environment, an own domain can be used. The access must be secure, therefore it is necessary to have an SSL certificate to perform this configuration.

 

Domains or subdomains can be used to access the service.

 

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Access to Applications and Pages

 

Access to applications and pages is detailed below.

Access to Applications

 

To access applications, the name of the application after the domain can be used, for example "mycompany.com/myapp1" or a subdomain that accesses the application can be used, for example "myapp1.mycompany.com".

 

 

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Access to Pages

 

To access the pages, the domain name, then /pages/ with the name of the page and its parameters can be used, for example "mycompany.com/pages/mypage1?param1=value1&param2=value2".

 

 

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Configuration

 

Configuration to use an own domain requires tasks from the domain owner and the technical team of Deyel.

 

The tasks in charge of the domain owner are:

 

Register their domain and configure its resolution to the Deyel Cloud server.

Purchase an SSL certificate (TLS1.2) Single Domain or Wildcard type and deliver it to the technical team of Deyel in order to access via the https protocol.

There are two ways to configure the certificate:

-  Private certificate

The domain owner delivers "Certificate Body", "Private Key" and "Certificate Chain" as PEM-encoded.

-  Public certificate

The domain owner defines a CNAME record to allow Deyel encrypt the connection on their behalf using AWS services.

The technical team of Deyel delivers a ".csv" extension file with the data to create the CNAME record (Domain Name, Record Name, Record Type, Record Value).

 

The tasks carried out by the technical team of Deyel are:

 

Deliver the load balancer data to the user so that they can be configured in their domain.

Install the SSL certificate on the Deyel Cloud server load balancer (private certificate) or provide the data to create the CNAME record (public certificate).

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