Can I add a custom domain to a webapp and later change it so that the same url is used for a function ?
I mean, initially mount a web service in an app service and later migrate it to azure function and keep the same url of the service.
Steps to Add the custom domain to a web app check custom domain azure dns
Once You added the custom domain You Want to Remove the custom domain by using azure portal Goto web app -> Custom Domains -> App Service Domains -> Click on the domain -> Delete it.
Use below PowerShell script to Remove all custom domain:
$webApp = Get-AzureRmWebApp -ResourceGroupName "<<Resource-Group-Name>>" -Name "<<App_Name>>"
$webApp.HostNames.Clear()
$webApp.Hostnames.Add($webApp.DefaultHostName)
set-AzureRmWebApp -ResourceGroupName "<<Resource-Group-Name>>" -Name <<App_Name>> -HostNames $webApp.HostNames
This will remove all custom hostnames and leave only the default one.
If you want to remove a specific hostname for the collection you could use:
$webApp.HostNames.Remove("your_hostname_goes_here")
NOTE If your hostname has SSL bindings you will need to remove those first and then delete the hostname. Refer here
Suppose You don’t want to delete the Custom domain and the Default domain name can be used for other service you can follow the below steps:
set a default domain
The domains redirecting to a default domain, follow the below steps.
With your static web app opened in the Azure portal, select Custom domains in the menu.
Select the custom domain you configured as the Not Set as default.
Select as default.
After the operation completes, refresh the table to confirm that the domains are marked as "default".
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The Azure Portal has changed how they issue certificates. I have not been able to figure out how to secure the www of my app service domain name. I was able to apply a new cert to the root domain jasonrsmithmusic.com but not www.jasonrsmithmusic.com with the following error:
Error adding managed certificate: Properties.CanonicalName is invalid.
Current CNAME records of the hostname www.jasonrsmithmusic.com is
jasonrsmithmusic.com
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Update: Made progress based on an answer below but the cert is still listed as invalid.
I tried to reproduce the same in my environment added www.subdomain successfully.
Note: To map a subdomain www.jasonrsmithmusic.com ensure you should use A record instead of CNAME record like below.
To resolve this issue, you need to add a new custom domain name along with www.jasonrsmithmusic.com I have one previous custom domain name as travwebapp.com I use this custom domain as www.travwebapp.com like below.
And added a service managed certificate.
To know more in detail please check this reference
Map existing custom DNS name - Azure App Service | Microsoft Learn
Add and manage TLS/SSL certificates - Azure App Service | Microsoft Learn
I have a domain registered through GoDaddy.
Currently there is an A record where:
Host: #
Points To: IP Address
This is pointing to a server that is currently serving the site.
I also have the site in an Azure Storage static web blob, and the endpoint is serving up the site and all is good.
I have tried registering a custom domain via the "asverify" method (see below), and Azure reports that it works. My custom domain "example.com" is accepted and all appears good except, navigating to https://example.com never works (after disabling the A record above).
Create a CNAME record with your DNS provider that points from the "asverify" subdomain (like asverify.www.contoso.com) to asverify.staticweb.blob.core.windows.net or asverify.staticweb.z5.web.core.windows.net. After this step completes, enter your domain below (exclude the 'asverify' subdomain). This method does not incur any downtime. To use this method, select the 'Use indirect CNAME validation' checkbox.
I have done something similar previously with AppServices. I have another domain that I have added to an AppService that is not a subdomain (so it is https://anotherexample.com NOT https://www.anotherexample.com). That was done with adding a TXT record to the DNS at GoDaddy, and works perfectly.
Does Azure Storage allow you to do this with a non-subdomain? That is the only way that I want to access the site.
Does Azure Storage allow you to do this with a non-subdomain?
Unfortunately, Azure Storage does not allow you to use non-subdomains to perform this operation. The subdomain is required, root domains are not supported.
please see:here.
While Azure Storage doesn't allow it as stated by the other anwser. You could very easily place an Azure CDN infront of it that does. To do this from the portal just go to the storage resource and search for the Azure CDN blade. From there you can create an endpoint to the storage or its static website. After creating the endpoint you can go to the resource and use the Custom Domain blade to set it up using a CNAME record.
I recently purchased a new custom domain to use with my App Service. I have done this before without any problems but cannot get this setup. I have tried to set this up via two methods:
1) Add hostname binding within the Custom Domain blade. This fails with an error with no extra details.
Add hostname bindings
2) Add custom domain within the App Service blade
Configure custom domains
This fails on domain ownership and ask me to create a CNAME configuration record.
Add CNAME error
I assume this is also why option 1) fails silently.
I have tried this by entering the Advanced Management Portal on the Custom Domain blade but this does not give me access to add any DNS records, all I can do it edit the Nameservers.
Help !!!! This means I am left with a domain I purchased that I cannot use and I cannot no longer buy this through an external provider so I can setup it up externally from Azure.
You need to update the custom domain so Azure manages the DNS. It can then add the appropriate DNS records when you add bindings.
I'm a little lost here and would appreciate some help:
I've set up an app service that works with:
tenant1.myapp.com
tenant2.myapp.com
etc.
I wan't to make make custom domains to work for the tenants, so that
customtenantdomain.com can point to tenant2.myapp.com
The only way I've managed to get it to work is by manually adding a custom domain "customtenantdomain.com" in the azure portal, setup A and CNAME records and from there my code handles it based on the host name. I also need to set up
TXT myapp.azurewebsites.net awverify
Is it possible to do this in another way, or at least programatically?
Ideally, I would like to only point the A-record from the domain to point to the azure IP
A # 23.100.50.51
along with
TXT myapp.com awverify
But that does not work, obviously. Is there any reason why that should not work?
It is possible to set up mappings using powershell:
Get-AzureDeployment -ServiceName yourservicename | Select Url
Here is some more information:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-services/cloud-services-custom-domain-name
As part of my Azure learning, I am trying to configure Azure with a Domain Name purchased with GoDaddy.
I am following the following Azure Articles:
Map a custom domain name to an Azure app
Configure a custom domain name in Azure App Service (Purchased directly from GoDaddy)
Questions/issues:
The article references making a TXT record that references <appname>.azurewebsites.net. Has <appname>.cloudapp.net replaced this?
The article references a "Custom Domains Blade in the Azure Portal". When I go to "Web Apps" on the old Azure Portal, it redirects me to the new one.
In the new portal.azure.com I cannot find a place to specify a Custom Domain anywhere.
Here is what my GoDaddy DNS looks like, does it look right?
I got this to work.
I just kitchen-sinked it. Not sure if cloudapp.net or azurewebsites.net is needed so I put in both.
I also set up Active Directory with a custom domain (the additional TXT entry)