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Hope it helps @thebiglabasky, was as detailed as possible.
Co-authored-by: María de Antón <maria@checklyhq.com>
Co-authored-by: María de Antón <maria@checklyhq.com>
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Co-authored-by: María de Antón <maria@checklyhq.com>
| 2. Create a CNAME record in your DNS that points to custom-domain.checkly-status-page.com | ||
| Any DNS provider will have the option to easily add CNAME records. For example on Cloudflare this looks as follows. | ||
| <Step title="Create a CNAME record that points to `custom-slug.checkly-status-page.com`"> | ||
| Create a CNAME record with your DNS provider and point it to `custom-slug.checkly-status-page.com` |
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This has to be specifically custom-domain.checkly-status-page.com
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| 3. Verify you are the owner of the domain by adding a `TXT` record to your DNS. The record can be copied from the status page configuration page after providing a custom domain and saving the page once. | ||
| <Step title="Verify domain ownership by adding a TXT record"> | ||
| Copy the domain-verification TXT record from the Status Page configuration after you've added your custom domain and save the page. |
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| Copy the domain-verification TXT record from the Status Page configuration after you've added your custom domain and save the page. | |
| Copy the domain-verification TXT record(s) from the Status Page configuration after you've added your custom domain and save the page. |
| 4. Add validation `TXT` record(s). The record can be copied from the status page configuration page after providing a custom domain and saving the page once. | ||
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| Search engines require this verification to index and list your Status Page. |
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For search engine indexing, they'll need to verify ownership of their domain from the Google Console rather, the TXT for this is provided by Google during verification, not us. I'd say this step customers should be aware, but it would come after everything is set up already with the custom domain
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Do you think we should update the accordingly then? Just trying to ensure we're not saying anything technically wrong for now
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Yeah I think we can either skip mentioning indexing at all, or mention it at the bottom after the custom domain setup details
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