Setting up a CNAME for customizing the LoadBalancer URL
What is a CNAME entry?
- A CNAME (Canonical Name) entry is a DNS configuration that creates an alias mapping for a domain. You can use CNAME to redirect a domain to another domain or a host name.
Why should I change CNAME settings to customize the LoadBalancer URL?
- Changing CNAME settings allows you to customize the URL of your LoadBalancer for your branding. This is useful if you want to improve the user experience and emphasize your brand.
How do I change the LoadBalancer URL for my domain using a CNAME record?
To customize the LoadBalancer URL for your domain, follow these steps.
- Register with your DNS service provider or registrar.
- Search for the DNS settings or DNS management options for your domain.
- Create a new CNAME entry and enter “loadbalancer.sp.radio.fm” as the target.
- Save the changes and wait some time until the DNS changes have been propagated worldwide.
What are the advantages of customizing the LoadBalancer URL?
- By customizing the LoadBalancer URL, you can ensure that your customers, audience, and users have a personalized experience with your branding when they access your services. This can strengthen your brand recognition and increase user trust.
Example using the Plesk DNS interface
Do you need additional support?
- If you have difficulties changing your DNS settings or configuring the CNAME record, do not hesitate to contact the support of your DNS provider or hosting company. They will be happy to assist you with this configuration process.