Prerequisites
- What is your product version? 8.7.0
- What is your product type (Angular or MVC)? Angular
- What is product framework type (.net framework or .net core)? .net core
We are trying to deploy to Azure, and we need to deploy to at least two different environments (sandbox and production). Do you have any documentation on a similar use case? What kind SSL Certificate configuration (single certificate, multiple certificates, wildcard, multi-domain, etc.) do we need to get in order to be able to have something like:
SANDBOX Host/API {tenancy-name}-sandbox.api.somedomain.com
Angular {tenancy-name}-sandbox.app.somedomain.com
Public {tenancy-name}-sandbox.somedomain.com
PRODUCTION Host/API {tenancy-name}.api.somedomain.com
Angular {tenancy-name}.app.somedomain.com
Public {tenancy-name}.somedomain.com
3 Answer(s)
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Hi,
For deploying your app to Azure, you can check https://docs.aspnetzero.com/en/aspnet-core-angular/latest/Deployment-Angular-Publish-Azure.
For the SSL certificate, you can request help from Azure, we don't have much experience about this.
Thanks,
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@enrique.mena
Your production environment will work great. Unfortunately what you are trying to achieve is not supported with SSL Certificates for your sandbox environment. Wildcard SSL Certificates do not support the hypenated expression that you are trying. I'm also not certain, but I don't think that DNS resolution will support that hyphenated wildcard expression you are trying to use either.
You will need a second multi-level subdomain for your "sandbox" environment.
SANDBOX Host/API {tenancy-name}.api**.sandbox**.somedomain.com
Angular {tenancy-name}.app**.sandbox**.somedomain.com
Public {tenancy-name}.sandbox.somedomain.com
This is how our environments are setup and they work great for us. We host anywhere from 2 to 5 environments of our platform, and for each we have that multi-level subdomain, like *.dev., *.alpha, or *.preview.
For each environment, we had to setup a wildcard DNS A record and purchase a separate wildcard SSL certificate. I hope this helps.
-Brian
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Thanks @sedulen :)
