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11.10. Custom Domains and SSL Certificates
Custom domain aliases are designated so that applications can use custom DNS entries rather than the domain generated by the system. Note that a CNAME record with your DNS provider is required for custom aliases to work correctly.
Custom SSL certificates with domain aliases are available for added security, but must be enabled by a system administrator. See the OpenShift Enterprise Administration Guide at https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation for more information.
Management Console
Click on an application name in the My Applications tab in the Management Console to view custom domain name and SSL certificate management options for the selected application.
11.10.1. Managing Custom Domain Names
Adding a Custom Domain Name
Add a custom domain name to an application with the following command, specifying the application name and custom domain name:
$ rhc alias add App_Name Custom_Domain_Name
Example 11.13. Adding a Custom Domain Name
$ rhc alias add racer fast.cars.com
RESULT:
Alias 'fast.cars.com' has been added.
Viewing Custom Domain Names
View domain name aliases and SSL certificate status with the following command, specifying the application name:
$ rhc alias list App_Name
Example 11.14. Viewing Custom Domain Names
$ rhc alias list racer
Alias Has Certificate? Certificate Added
------------- ---------------- -----------------
fast.cars.com yes 2013-08-05
quick.cars.com no
Removing a Custom Domain Name
Remove a domain name alias from an application with the following command, specifying the application name and the custom domain name to be removed:
$ rhc alias remove App_Name Custom_Domain_Name
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