Custom Domains
MacStadium provides custom TLS-enabled domains. Learn how to check if a custom domain is enabled for your cluster and how to work with it.
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Jump to: 1. Request a custom Orka domain | 2. Configure your VPN connection | 3. Use the custom domain in your day-to-day work
You can use a custom domain (such as company.orka.app
) to access your Orka environment instead of the default Orka endpoints (10.221.188.100
or 10.10.10.100
).
Custom Orka domains provide improved security. They are TLS-enabled and require access via HTTPS.
1. Request a custom Orka domain
Custom Orka domain is available by default. See how to use it in your day-to-day work
IMPORTANT
To switch to a custom Orka domain with versions before 1.5.0, contact the MacStadium team and request a custom domain for your cluster.
2. Configure your VPN connection
If you're using OpenConnect to access your Orka cluster via VPN, you need to add a DNS server to your network configuration.
If you're using Cisco AnyConnect on macOS or Linux, you're already set and you don't need to make any changes. If you're using Cisco AnyConnect on Windows, you need to add a DNS server.
3. Use the custom domain in your day-to-day work
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If you don't know what your custom domain is, complete the following:
- Log into your MacStadium account.
- Go to Subscriptions (from the top right corner) and select your Orka cluster.
- In the Subscription & Plan details, find your custom domain at the bottom. If you don't see a custom domain field, it's not enabled for your environment yet. See how to request a custom Orka domain
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With your custom domain enabled, complete the following:
- For the Orka API, change your API requests to target
https://<orka-custom-domain>
. - For the Orka CLI, run
orka config
and change the URL setting tohttps://<orka-custom-domain>
. - For the Orka Web UI, open
https://<orka-custom-domain>
in your browser. - For CI/CD integrations, switch to
https://<orka-custom-domain>
in the respective plugin configuration.
- For the Orka API, change your API requests to target
You need to use https
with your custom domain.
TIP
You can use your Orka API endpoint (
http://10.10.10.100
orhttp://10.221.188.188
) and your custom Orka domain (https://company.orka.app
) interchangeably in your workflows.
Updated over 2 years ago