Setting Up a Custom Domain Using Amazon Web Services (AWS)

This section provides a detailed guide to configure a custom domain using AWS. Follow the steps to integrate your domain with your platform and enhance scalability and reliability.

Prerequisites

• An AWS account.

• A purchased domain through AWS or another domain registrar.

Step 1: Log in to AWS

• Visit AWS and sign in to your account.

Step 2: Access Route 53

• Click on the Services tab.

• Navigate to the Networking & Content Delivery section and select Route 53 (or search for "Route 53" in the search bar).

Step 3: Select Hosted Zones

• In the Route 53 dashboard, go to the Hosted Zones section.

• Select your custom domain from the list.

• Click the drop-down menu under the "Type" field in the DNS Records section.

• Enter the following details:

  • Record Type: CName

  • Name or Host: Your prefix of domain name (or) sub domain name eg, "app".mydomain.com

  • Value or Target: cname.voicemetrics.ai

  • Click Save to add your DNS.

Notes:

• SSL Configuration: It automatically generates an SSL certificate for your custom domain. If not, you may need to install one manually.

• DNS Propagation Time: DNS updates can take up to 24 hours to reflect globally.

Following these steps, your custom domain should be successfully configured using AWS.

Connect Your Custom Domain in your Agency Account

For step-by-step instructions, refer to this article: [How do I connect a custom domain?]