How I can use my domain name for APEX Application at Oracle Cloud?

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Hello,

1. I have for example my-custom-domain.com and want that my customers use this domain to login at APEX Application at Oracle Cloud.
I don't want that my customers see https://blablabla.db.us1.oraclecloudapps.com/apex/ and see instead of my-custom-domain.com
How I can do it? Don't find any technical information about it...

2. Can I use my ssl certificates for my domain for Oracle Cloud Instance?

RickG

Pavel -

Thanks for your question. At this time, you can use standard DNS interactions to redirect your URL to your Database Cloud Service, but that will just be the initial page. After that, the URLs will still be the longer form. We are planning to offer friendlier URLs in an upcoming release.

Hope this helps.

- Rick Greenwald

993211

may be I don't understand you right...

I have trial instance and test application here at https://database-trialajnn.db.us1.oraclecloudapps.com/apex/f?p=1500304
database-trialajnn.db.us1.oraclecloudapps.com - it's 216.131.136.193 IP
I write to my domain this IP = login.ds24.ru

But when I test https://login.ds24.ru/apex/f?p=1500304
It is not work and write that url is wrong for this ssl sertificate

If I understand you correct now it's impossible use simple URL to login at application for example login.ds24.ru

SathishJS

Basically you should be having a index.??? or some default page in https://login.ds24.ru and when the domain name is requested in the browser URL you should redirect the page request to the following URL https://database-trialajnn.db.us1.oraclecloudapps.com/apex/f?p=1500304 to make it work.

Darrin Parker

Hi Rick, do you know approximately when "friendly URLs" (DNS CNAME records I presume) will be supported? This is a show-stopper for us running any production apps in db cloud. I'm not a fan of advertising the technology in the URL as it will only confuse the most important people (the users). Similarly, the /apex is fine when the user is a developer, but for regular App users it would be better if there could be an alias like /a

Thanks, Darrin

RickG

Hi Darrin -

We aren't really allowed to talk about future dates, because of revenue recognition guidelines, among other things, but I can tell you that this is extremely high on our priority list.

I will definitely post when we have a definite date. Other users have asked for the same thing, with the additional information that this is an absolute requirement for production, but not for the initial development stages. It sounds like your request is similar, yes?

And thanks for your interest.

- Rick Greenwald

Darrin Parker

Thanks Rick-

Yes my request is similar. We will use db cloud for development for now with the plan to try production when custom domains / friendly URLs is supported. As I mentioned, I also like the idea of supporting /a context root in addition to (or instead of) /apex as we would prefer that our underlying technology be hidden from the users.

Darrin

Adrian Ward

Hi Rick

I need to make a decision as to whether to use our Oracle Cloud or Windows Azure, and it looks like we have to go with Azure because they support the use of our own domain.

Any news at about how soon we get domain on Oracle cloud?

Many Thanks

Adrian