Configuring the DNS

The Automation Suite cluster is exposing multiple URLs to access the cluster management tools and the suite core functionality, all based on a common FQDN.

You need to configure the DNS for the common FQDN and the subdomains specific to each tool as shown in the following table.

Application	Domain	Example URL
Automation Suite	`fqdn`	`automationsuite.mycompany.com`
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)	`alm.{{fqdn}}`	`alm.automationsuite.mycompany.com`
Monitoring / Observability	`monitoring.{{fqdn}}`	`monitoring.automationsuite.mycompany.com`
Object Store	`objectstore.{{fqdn}}`	`objectstore.automationsuite.mycompany.com`
Docker Registry	`registry.{{fqdn}}`	`registry.automationsuite.mycompany.com`
Insights	`insights.{{fqdn}}`	`insights.automationsuite.mycompany.com`

Configuring DNS Using Public Domain Registrar

Add a A Record in Advanced DNS or Management section of your domain as shown in the following table:

Type	Host	Value
`A Record` (or `CName`)	`automationsuite` (or a subdomain to access Automation Suite)	For `A Record`: the IP address of the machine For `CName`: the DNS name associated with the machine
`A Record` (or `CName`)	`*.automationsuite` (or a subdomain to access Automation Suite)	For `A Record`: the IP address of the machine For `CName`: the DNS name associated with the machine

See the following example for the configuration:

Note: If the * wildcard is too generic, add a separate record or rule for the following subdomains: alm, monitoring, objectstore, registry, and insights.