We have two spaces for confluence for two applications we support. We have DBAs for Space A and Space B so neither customer group knows about the other, and we'd like to keep it that way.
The base URL for confluence includes Space A's application name in it (wiki.SpaceA.com), and only Space A is accessible from the base URL. Is there a way to configure a separate URL for Space B on the same confluence instance? This way we can direct customers to wiki.SpaceB.com?
Hi Zack,
the answer is not really out of the Box with Confluence - especially if the people who access SpaceA / SpaceB need to use the Wiki collaboration functions (like mentioning (they see all users etc)).
If they are only consuming content, to the point not even having Logins - then you could have a look at the K15t Viewport plugin ... that can present individual Spaces like a Website on a virtual Domain ...
We use Viewport to render our SAML Single Sign On Plugin documentation - https://wiki.resolution.de and it's only one Space of a larger system, which you won't see.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.k15t.scroll.scroll-viewport/server/overview
Cheers,
Christian
Thank you for the insight Christian! I was hoping it would be a out of the box solution that I was simply overlooking. At least I have an avenue to take for implementation, even if it is at a minor cost.
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