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Custom Domain Names for Status Pages

You can also attach one or multiple custom domain names such as status.acme.me using the custom domain names input.

Once you save your page, you can obtain the CNAME target by clicking on the link for the status page you want to configure, as in the example below:

Status page details link
Status page details link



The CNAME can be found at the bottom of the screen, as shown here:

Example status page CNAME
Example status page CNAME



To configure the CNAME, you will need to either talk with the team or administrator at your company responsible for managing domain names and DNS, or configure it yourself if that person is you.

Since configuring DNS can vary wildly depending on your DNS service provider, we've provided links to a few of the most common services to help you get started.

Amazon Web Services Route 53

Azure DNS

Google Cloud Identity

GoDaddy Domains DNS

Updated 15 Nov 2021
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