Custom domains

On Pro, Max and Ultra you can point your own domain at a published port.

Pointing your own domain at ZeroLogYou add your domain under Custom domains in Compute, Connections and drives, and may choose a published port or assign one later. You add two DNS records in order: first a TXT record that proves you control the domain, so the certificate is issued before traffic arrives; then a CNAME to the target the panel shows. When the status is live the domain works. Removing the domain removes its routing and certificate.1. Add your domainConnections and drives,Custom domainsport now or later2. First DNS record: TXTproves you control the domainthe certificate is issued3. Second DNS record: CNAMEto the target in the panelonce the TXT is validStatus: livecheck it in the panelRemove the domainit stops pointing herecertificate and routing go
The TXT record comes first so the certificate exists before the CNAME sends traffic here.
Diagram as text
  1. Open Compute, then Connections and drives, and add your domain under Custom domains. Choose a published port, or assign one later.
  2. Add the TXT record first. It proves you control the domain, and the certificate is issued before any traffic arrives.
  3. Add the CNAME record second, pointing at the target the panel shows, once the TXT record is validated.
  4. Check the status in the panel. It reads live when both records are in place.
  5. Removing the domain makes it stop pointing here and removes its routing and certificate.

Yours

  • Your domain name
  • Your registrar, where the record goes

ZeroLog

  • Routing to the published port
  • Issuing the certificate
DNS Add the records shown in your account, in the order provided: TXT, then CNAME.

Set up your domain

Under Custom domains in Compute, Connections and drives, add your domain and choose a published port, or assign one later. Add the TXT record first: it proves you control the domain and gets the certificate issued. Then add the CNAME to the target the panel shows. Check the domain status in the panel; it reads live when both records are in place.

Removing a domain

On removal Remove the domain, and both the certificate and the routing are cleaned up.