Hello There, I am looking to setup a Cname to point to my cloud URL at the moment its:
https://moreniche.atlassian.net/
I was hoping to setup
Would this be possible, at the moment I am getting a 404 Not Found Error.
You cannot use custom domains with Atlassian Cloud products. They have an open feature request here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999
You may use a redirect strategy instead, so that when typing docs.moreniche.com they are redirected to moreniche.atlassian.net.
Its 2020 now, and Atlassian Cloud users are still forced to use a sub-domain, rather than our own company domain?
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Yes, although you can now change it a bit, with a support request (it remains with the .atlassian.net)
I expect this to change as Cloud is ramping up to support more enterprisey levels, it was definitely on the to-do list when I last spoke to an Atlassian about it.
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Hello from 2021! Situation is the same. Seems need to find something better than atlassian now, as migrating hundreds of users will be not easy if we start here(((
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We write the 13.4.22 it is finally possible to use its own domain ?
It is a poor testimony for this product if this was not implemented until today.
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No change yet.
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Do you know if this feature is included in the roadmap of the services? And when could be available?
The first mention was >6 years ago.
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Cloud-6999 is a lot older than that! Follow that for updates (and jokes...)
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Has anyone used Scroll Viewport for Cloud? Its marketing blurb says 'Integrate your site into your larger online presence with custom domains'.
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Hi Helen,
I'm Sven and I'm part of the team working on Scroll Viewport. Do you have any specific questions about custom domains in Scroll Viewport I can help you with?
If you want to learn how you can set up a custom domain for your Scroll Viewport help center, check out our documentation: https://help-cloud.k15t.com/scroll-viewport/connect-a-custom-domain
As you may notice, our own documentation is built on Scroll Viewport and running on a custom domain (help-cloud.k15t.com) as well. :)
Cheers,
Sven
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It's 2022. No chance of custom domains yet?
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It's got a small step further:
People on the more expensive options than "free" and "starter" can now edit their own <something>.atlassian.net in their site Admin settings. But it still has to be <something>.atlassian.net
Atlassian has said Cloud-6999 is now targetted for Q2 2023, but with incremental changes happening as they build towards a proper implementation (the one above is a small step forward from the list).
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Steven's answer is still correct at this time.
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Correct, yes. You need to run Server on something that you control the cname for. (Or get a hosting company to run Server for you)
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