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Using a custom domain with GitLab

Using a custom domain with GitLab

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Using a custom domain with GitLab

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[Instructor] In the EC2 Consol, click on Instances. Select our Gitlab instance, and copy the elastic IP that we assigned earlier. Click on the services menu and type route53. And select the option that auto completes. Click on Hosted Zones and click on your domain name. Click on Create Record Set and for name I'm going to type Gitlab. So now I'm defining my Gitlab URL so my users are going to access Gitlab at https://gitlab.simpleemailservice.org Make sure the type is set to A record. For the value, paste in your elastic IP. And click Create. We also need to create a record for our Gitlab container registry. In the configuration that we're going to set later inside of Gitlab, we're going to set the registry URL as registry.gitlab.simpleemailservice.org. So click Create Record Set and type registry.gitlab. Make sure it's an A record and paste in the same elastic IP and click create. Now we haven't started the server yet so we can't go test this but we will in the next few videos.

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