Analytical thinker with a keen ability to integrate best technology practices. Working on my IP web apps https://showip.io, the app is server-rendered with ReactJs and ExpressJs.
Thanks for this. Actually for #5 you can do this at root level without breaking DNS specification dates from 1987. Cloudflare introduced CNAME Flattening feature, very useful if you’ve looking for a way to make your root domain work on a hosted service like AWS and Heroku.
Is that what they call a "virtual" CNAME, or something else? I think I read about that, but thought it was a different option (on Cloudflare) than just a normal CNAME? (could be wrong though - I haven't setup Cloudflare before)
Analytical thinker with a keen ability to integrate best technology practices. Working on my IP web apps https://showip.io, the app is server-rendered with ReactJs and ExpressJs.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for this. Actually for #5 you can do this at root level without breaking DNS specification dates from 1987. Cloudflare introduced CNAME Flattening feature, very useful if you’ve looking for a way to make your root domain work on a hosted service like AWS and Heroku.
Is that what they call a "virtual" CNAME, or something else? I think I read about that, but thought it was a different option (on Cloudflare) than just a normal CNAME? (could be wrong though - I haven't setup Cloudflare before)
a CNAME as an A record, explanation over here CNAME Flattening